Hallo,
I found an interesting peace of software:
With it it’s possible to control some Anker ear buds.
Can someone of the Rust specialists check if it can compiled for Sailfish?
It would be great because of success it would be the first native app to control head phones completely and maybe some other Sailfish user is looking for such feature.
now v2.5.0 is out an various earphones are supported fully:
| Model | Name |
|---|---|
| A3004 | Soundcore Q20i |
| A3027 | Soundcore Life Q35 |
| A3028 | Soundcore Life Q30 |
| A3029 | Soundcore Life Tune |
| A3030 | Soundcore Life Tune Pro |
| A3031 | Soundcore Vortex |
| A3033 | Soundcore Life 2 Neo |
| A3035 | Soundcore Space One |
| A3040 | Soundcore Space Q45 |
| A3116 | Soundcore Motion+ |
| A3926 | Soundcore Life Dot 2S |
| A3930 | Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro |
| A3931 | Soundcore Life Dot 2 NC |
| A3933 | Soundcore Life Note 3 |
| A3935 | Soundcore Life A2 NC |
| A3936 | Soundcore Space A40 |
| A3939 | Soundcore Life P3 |
| A3945 | Soundcore Life Note 3S |
| A3947 | Soundcore Liberty 4 NC |
| A3948 | Soundcore A20i |
| A3949 | Soundcore P20i / P25i / R50i |
| A3951 | Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro |
| A3955 | Soundcore P40i |
| A3957 | Soundcore Liberty 5 |
| A3959 | Soundcore P30i / Soundcore R50i NC |
Maybe someone is able to create a silica gui for the cli.
There’s a cli-linux-arm64 package. Try if that works on a 64 bit SFOS device.
unfortunatly this is not working under SFOS:
./openscq30-cli-linux-arm64
./openscq30-cli-linux-arm64: /lib64/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.33’ not found (required by ./openscq30-cli-linux-arm64)
./openscq30-cli-linux-arm64: /lib64/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.32’ not found (required by ./openscq30-cli-linux-arm64)
./openscq30-cli-linux-arm64: /lib64/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.34’ not found (required by ./openscq30-cli-linux-arm64)
it seems that the code have to be compiled in SFOS or SFOS SDK.
But I’m not able to do this because of a huge lack of knowlege…
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Edit: maybe one of the Rust specialist could compile the code.
On my Linux desktop it’s workin well. I’m able to control all features of my Liberty 4 NC ear buds.
That probably won’t be enough, but you can try to find an older version of the app that would run with glibc 2.30 (the version on SFOS).
on my linux desktop it works flawlessly…
The upcoming Sailfish 5.1 will have newer glibc, and the prebuilt openscq30-cli seems to run on that. But I don’t know if it actually works as I don’t have any device to test it with.
This sounds good but unfortunately I don’t hav SFOS 5.1 yet 