MMM-Volume

MMM-Volume

Volume controller for MagicMirror

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Main Features

Getting current volume ( 0-100% )
Setting volume
Setting volume on start of MM.
Storing current volume and Restoring
Volume meter will be disappeared after some seconds not to interfere other module.
controllable by definable notifications
controllable by MMM-TelegramBot

Notice

Not fully tested on RPI. I’m waiting your bug report.

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ejay-ibm

Awesome! thank you for this volume manager modules. I needed it you made it!
Works like a charm!
Thanks to QA tester

Ejay

wishmaster270

@Sean I wish i had seen your Module a view days earlier. Last week i desided to develop a volume control Module by my self (https://github.com/Tom-Hirschberger/MMM-VolumeControl). Your Module has nearly the same functionaltiy but looks nicer than mine. Mayby we can join forces. I try to take a closer look to your Module the next days. If something is missing i try to add it and make a pull request?

@wishmaster270
Of course, sure. I always prefer ready-mades by others than hand-made by myself. But nobody have made so I should have done it.

wishmaster270

@Sean All things i needed are merged now; i archived my repostory and added a hint to yours to the readme

ejay-ibm

@wishmaster270 Thanks for the improvement you bring to the module
The fading is a cool thing to have

I have raised a new issue with the new implementation in the code :
https://github.com/eouia/MMM-Volume/issues/6

I think Sean didn’t get time yet to look at it yet. So if you can help that’s welcome

Ejay

wishmaster270

@ejay-ibm I will take a look as fast as i can. It is deffinitly a problem with the code i added

Edit: Added a pull request which should fix the issue

lovesicker

Hi @Sean

Your modules are always useful and indispensable!

My raspberry 3b sound card is Respeaker 2-Mic. Does MMM-Volume module support this sound card?

Thanks!

@lovesicker
Sorry, I haven’t tesed with that speaker (I don’t have).
If you can control your speaker volume with shell command, I think it possible.
Is it available to control volume on terminal shell? like, amixer sget or amixer sset or any other command.