The AVR only allows one telnet session at a time, otherwise it will refuse the initial connection. No wonder the app was laggy.Īfter sifting through the code, here’s what I got out ?RGD ReceiveGenerationInfo I can’t blame them for using HTML, It’s easy, but it’s not responsive at all.
I found them in /data/data/jp/Įvery command the AVR uses, implemented in HTML and JS, by japanese programmers at Pioneer Electronics. I went on a hunt inside ESFileExplorer for the related application files. I then opened the AVR application and made sure I pressed every button that was available.īut then I remembered that the app downloaded device specific data when I first opened it. This application is like WireShark in that it captures packets to and from the device. TO get the rest of the commands like tuner preset+/-, I installed Shark for Root on Android. This information doesn’t seem to be available anywhere else but here. I went through every possible FN combination below. Many of the function commands are changed. Only some of the commands that worked with the VSX-1022 worked with the 822. The VSX-822-K uses port 8023 for telnet commands. I can control it from a web browser as well
#Flaming lips the soft bulletin flac for android#
The Pioneer Control App for Android is laggy and crappyĢ. My plan is to make a PHP web interface for controlling it because:ġ. But there doesn’t seem to be any documentation on mine.
#Flaming lips the soft bulletin flac how to#
There have been posts before on how to do this with telnet for higher end AVRs (VSX-1022). One of my new projects is figuring out how to automate my Pioneer VSX-822-K AVR.
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