Open jWXZSCsqrpZRSVwauBjn opened 2 years ago
I was able to get this working on a Raspberry Pi 4 running Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit Bookworm.
I simply left the devices as the default of /dev/cec0
Not sure why it didn't work for you. Interestingly if I did use /dev/vchiq
then it also worked. Perhaps run sudo cec-client -l
and see what you get. This is what I got.
device: 1
com port: /dev/cec0
vendor id: 0000
product id: 0000
firmware version: 0
type: Linux
device: 2
com port: /dev/cec1
vendor id: 0000
product id: 0000
firmware version: 0
type: Linux
This is the devices.yaml file it generated
00412314-93ad-4f02-86c6-4773a8ebf6ea:
id: 00412314-93ad-4f02-86c6-4773a8ebf6ea
physical_address: 0.0.0.0
vendor_id: 5067851
osd: TV
mqtt_topic: TV
ignore: false
bfbe6768-fc30-4189-879e-d98e661bf652:
id: bfbe6768-fc30-4189-879e-d98e661bf652
physical_address: 0.0.0.0
vendor_id: 7173227
osd: TV
mqtt_topic: TV
ignore: false
Hey there,
I'm trying to use this image with my raspberry pi 4 and I'm getting stuck at this:
My docker-compose.yml:
My config.yaml:
I assume it's because the Raspi 4 uses
/dev/vchiq
instead of/dev/cecX
Let me know if it's something else or if you can fix it :)