SonyAPI | Api to control Sony Gen 3 TV | REST library
kandi X-RAY | SonyAPI Summary
kandi X-RAY | SonyAPI Summary
Python connector for Sony Bravia generation 3 TV's. This API I believe is one of if not these most complete API's outside of the Sony Partner circle. Sony was nice enough to only distribute API documentation to their partners. Which means that unless you have thousands of dollars to spend on a controller you are without the ability to externally control the TV. Through a lot of research and some reverse engineering by myself and other developers is what made this connector possible. If there is something that I missed or is not functioning properly please submit an issue. If you have any questions on how it functions please submit an issue.
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- Pin a private key
- Build the command list
- Write a debug message
- Return debug data
- Function to cache all available icons
- Send method to TV
- Downloads an icon from url
- Add a new recording schedule
- Compare two objects
- Get current time
- Runs the tests
- Returns speaker settings
- Return the parent rating settings
- Return a generator of all available sources
- Set favorite content list
- Return the content count of all sources
- Return a list of the remote controllers
- Register an event callback
- Power off
- Set TV content visibility
- Returns a list of mac addresses
- Return media
- Get remote device settings
- Get a list of media items
- Get the network settings
- Return the status of the source
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SonyAPI Examples and Code Snippets
instance.volume.speaker.up()
instance.volume.headphone.up()
instance.volume.speaker.down()
instance.volume.headphone.down()
instance.volume.speaker += 1
instance.volume.headphone += 1
instance.volume.speaker -= 1
instance.volume.headphone -= 1
instance.channel.up()
instance.channel.down()
instance.channel += 1
instance.channel = 15
channel = int(instance.channel)
channel_lineup = instance.channel.lineup
instance = SonyAPI.SonyAPI(ip_address=None, pin=0000, psk=None, mac=None, ssdp_timeout=10)
mac = instance.mac
pin = instance.pin
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QUESTION
I am building an API to communicate with a Sony PTZ camera over UDP. In order to "query" the device (get data from the camera), you have to send a specific UDP packet, then wait for the response to come back. I have a MessageRecieved handler that responds to ANY incoming UDP packet from my camera. The way that I will know it is the "current" response, because the camera sends back the same sequence number I sent it in my request. I am trying to figure out how to do this in an async/await fashion so I can create a single method like GetCurrentAperatureValue
I thought about using something like a concurrent bag to store each command & sequence number that I send, then wait for the server to respond with the same sequence number, and do a lookup in the bag. Maybe poll the bag for the presence of the value? But this doesn't feel right to me.
Here is some abbreviated code to demonstrate what I'm trying to do.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-14 at 23:31You would create a TaskCompletionSource
for each waiting call, and then store this TaskCompletionSource
in a lookup.
QUESTION
I am trying to create a GUI application using Pyqt5. The issue I am facing is that the code is running well but record window is not opening. I am attaching the whole code below and the snippet of the function which I am referring to. I have tried going through the whole code but haven't found any flaws in the same.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-05 at 11:28In your code you never create MainWindow3 where the recording class / window would be created after clicking the "RECORDING" button.
After creating MainWindow3 the recording window shows up after button press. To test this you can just replace
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You can use SonyAPI like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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