[FEAT]List of supported models in wiki.
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I plan to buy a Philips TV very soon (like today) with the Saphi OS. I would like to know if this library can handle this model.
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Generally, it could be great to have a list of all supported TV in the wiki for example. This list could be filled with the community that use this library.
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This is the model that I plan to buy PHILIPS 65OLED754.
Saphi OS, unfortunately, is not fully supported at this moment, see this link: #39 (comment)
So your mileage might vary - at this moment, it looks like some endpoints work, but not all.
But if you buy it and you are willing to spend some time helping me to capture the traffic, I'm 90% sure I would be able to add full support for Saphi OS.
Good idea regarding the list of supported models, thank you! I'll think of something...
Which models have been tested so far?
Is the model Philips 43PUS7354 fully supported, also the recently added power on command?
Which models have been tested so far?
Is the model Philips 43PUS7354 fully supported, also the recently added power on command?
I can give you an answer in a few days cause I have an 2019 series 73x4/12.
At the moment I‘m using only the API Endpoints which don’t need authorization/pairing:
Ambilight On/Off
Ambilight+Hue Lounge On/Off
A rule of thumb is: if the official Philips TV remote mobile app works with a given model, Pylips will work with it too.
A rule of thumb is: if the official Philips TV remote mobile app works with a given model, Pylips will work with it too.
What about the power on command?
The power on command should work on all chromecast-enabled models, but since it's a new feature I have no user reports so far regarding it.
I just tested the power_on command on a Philips 7304 and it doesn't work properly, the power state is set to "ON" but the screen remains off.
Steps to produce the issue:
- send "standy" command (TV is powered off)
- wait until tv is no more reacheable over LAN (with ping)
- send WoL packet to wake up the LAN (with the npm wake_on_lan module)
- wait until tv is reachable (with ping)
- send "power_on" command (OK)
- send "powerstate" command (respone is {"powerstate":"On"}, but display is off/black)
To solve the problem I have to send the standby command again followed by the power_on.
Does anyone have the same problem?
Hey @pire12,
Somebody has actually managed to get power_on command working on 7304. Could you please try the following:
Go to Settings -> Wireless and networks -> Wired or Wi-Fi -> Switch on with Chromecast and turn it on if it's off.
Does it work now? If it still does not, you'll have to do some extra steps.
Please share your results and I'll update the README if it works. Thanks in advance!
I would also prefer a list of TV models which are working. There is nothing in the technical documentation of a philips tv where I can look for myself weather the api is supported, right?!?
Cool project! Just got a 65PUT6703 in New Zealand. Dismayed to see the official app doesn't pick up the TV. Have just set up your library and can get standby and ambilight on working (ambilight off doesn't seem to work even though it's sent).