WarlaxZ
commented
7 years ago So the script actually looks like the following:
`#!/bin/sh
pacmd list-sink-inputs | grep index | while read line
do
echo "Moving input: ";
echo $line | cut -f2 -d' ';
echo "to sink: $1";
pacmd move-sink-input echo $line | cut -f2 -d' ' $1
done
`
Basically it changes the sink that pulse audio is outputting on, ie to change from one output device to the next, in my case from usb speakers to a bluetooth sink.
Nice one on getting it and running though! :D And yes you are correct in your assumption :)
This is more of a support request/question than an issue per se.
Firstly, thanks for your contribution WarlaxZ. Its really neat. I seem to have the mopidy app working however i deleted the speakers as this is clearly unique to your setup.
I'd like to do a similar thing with my multiroom speaker setup which uses Snapcast. From looking at app.intent('speakerControl'... it appears that this intent runs an shell script called /home/pi/moveSink.sh.
Firstly, is this correct and secondly what does moveSink.sh do? Presumably it takes a speaker name as an argument and redirects your output. Anything else worth noting?