для чего нужен anynet+ hdmi-cec

Max wrote:grw wrote:Hey, I have the same TV (Samsung UE40D5000), but it doesn't detect the RPi as a CEC device..Do I have to plug it into a certain HDMI port? I thought I tried all of them. Anynet+ is definitely enabled in the config, but when I open the tools menu and search for devices it just says 'No Devices Found'Perhaps your cable is the problem (cec pin may not be connected)?Am using HDMI-2 and it detects the Pi fine in "tools" -> "anynet", even when XMBC is not loaded:Yep, bought a new cable and it works now. Thanks everyone!

I have managed to create a rpi-cecd compatible with the Samsung (e.g. pause/play/stop working)Check: This is excellent news. Any chance of an full SD image with the patch applied?

I have managed to create a rpi-cecd compatible with the Samsung (e.g. pause/play/stop working)Check:

Okay, one step further:If I use another cable AND disconnect all other devices from HDMI ports (doesn't matter whether they are turned on or not) the TV finds a CEC device at least (called: "player").But now: if I want to connect to this Anynet+ device it says. "device not connected. check and try again" Any ideas?

grw wrote:Hey, I have the same TV (Samsung UE40D5000), but it doesn't detect the RPi as a CEC device..Do I have to plug it into a certain HDMI port? I thought I tried all of them. Anynet+ is definitely enabled in the config, but when I open the tools menu and search for devices it just says 'No Devices Found'Perhaps your cable is the problem (cec pin may not be connected)?Am using HDMI-2 and it detects the Pi fine in "tools" -> "anynet", even when XMBC is not loaded:

Hey, I have the same TV (Samsung UE40D5000), but it doesn't detect the RPi as a CEC device..Do I have to plug it into a certain HDMI port? I thought I tried all of them. Anynet+ is definitely enabled in the config, but when I open the tools menu and search for devices it just says 'No Devices Found'

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