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LGTVLinuxCompanion
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# LG TV Linux Companion ## Description Minimal replica of https://github.com/JPersson77/LGTVCompanion in python to run on linux ## Features - multi plattform including linux - can e.g. turn on/off the screnn, turn off the system - can check if the HDMI input is used and only than turn the screen off - sends only the screen off command if the screen if on and the other way around - easy expandable ## Usage ### Manually - create a dir, which normal users can read and write, I will use ~/lg-companion: `mkdir ~/lg-companion` - `cd ~/lg-companion` - `git clone https://github.com/cali-95/LGTVLinuxCompanion.git` - `python -m venv my_venv` - `source my_venv/bin/activate` - `pip install -r requirements.txt` - run `python lg_tv_linux_companion.py -c turnOffScreen -k wrong_key -t <ip>` with your ip and conform the popup on your tv. - take note of the client key in the log file ~/lg-companion/log.txt - run the same commend with the right client-key, your lg tv should go black, active it again by pressing some button on the remote - find other options with `python lg_tv_linux_companion.py -h` ### Automatic (use triggers) thanks @fulalas for the suggestion perform the steps unter manually and then the following ones - install acpid and enable it `sudo systemctl enable acpid` - create a file called client-key with your client key: `echo -n "to_be_replaced" > client_key` - `echo -n "to_be_replaced" > ip` - `sed -e "s#the_user#$(whoami)#g" -e "s#the_dir#$(pwd)#g" monitor_on.dist > monitor_on` - `sed -e "s#the_user#$(whoami)#g" -e "s#the_dir#$(pwd)#g" monitor_off.dist > monitor_off` - `chmod +x monitor_on && chmod +x monitor_off` - `sudo mv monitor_{on,off} /etc/acpi/events/` - `sed -e "s#the_dir#$(pwd)#g" run_in_venv.sh.dist > run_in_venv.sh` - `chmod +x run_in_venv.sh` - reboot - enjoy ## Troubleshooting ### the trigger is not triggered run `acpi_listen` to find the right acpi event and change it in the monitor_(on|off) files ### change to the monitor_(on|off) files are not activ a reboot is required ## Disclaimer use the software at your own risk
