I already described my problems with the HDMI-CEC implementation in the german subsection, but I'll repeat it here since I think I have the greater audience here.
Vu+ Ultimo is connected to Pioneer VSX-921 at HDMI-3, which is connected to a Panasonic TV-Set HDMI-1.
Address is reported as 1.3.0.0.
TV goes to standby when STB goes to standby (-> good!)
TV switches on when STB is switched on (-> good)
TV switches to DVB-T, no matter of the config to switch input is set or not (-> problem#1)
A/V-Receiver switches on if STB is switched on, no matter if the config is set or not (-> problem#2)
With the VTI image, I had no issues at all with this setup.
I had a look at their implementation (hdmi_cec.cpp, HdmiCec.py), which looks very different to the one used in PLi image.
Although I was able to build an OpenPli image, my knowledge of all this stuff is obviously not good enough to replace the HdmiCec-implementation of OpenPli with the one used by VTI. I tried to replace hdmi_cec.cpp, hdmi_cec.h, HmdiCec.py and modified enigma_python.i, but I did not manage it to build such an modified enigma2-binary.
What are other user's experiences with the HDMI-CEC implementation of OpenPli? No issues? The VTI-version looks a bit better to me, since the C++ part is minimal and basically evertyhing can be tested at python-level. But that's just an impression from a Noob at the moment...
Vu+ Ultimo is connected to Pioneer VSX-921 at HDMI-3, which is connected to a Panasonic TV-Set HDMI-1.
Address is reported as 1.3.0.0.
TV goes to standby when STB goes to standby (-> good!)
TV switches on when STB is switched on (-> good)
TV switches to DVB-T, no matter of the config to switch input is set or not (-> problem#1)
A/V-Receiver switches on if STB is switched on, no matter if the config is set or not (-> problem#2)
With the VTI image, I had no issues at all with this setup.
I had a look at their implementation (hdmi_cec.cpp, HdmiCec.py), which looks very different to the one used in PLi image.
Although I was able to build an OpenPli image, my knowledge of all this stuff is obviously not good enough to replace the HdmiCec-implementation of OpenPli with the one used by VTI. I tried to replace hdmi_cec.cpp, hdmi_cec.h, HmdiCec.py and modified enigma_python.i, but I did not manage it to build such an modified enigma2-binary.
What are other user's experiences with the HDMI-CEC implementation of OpenPli? No issues? The VTI-version looks a bit better to me, since the C++ part is minimal and basically evertyhing can be tested at python-level. But that's just an impression from a Noob at the moment...