Still waiting for Siri <3

@anton said in Flic for Mac?: @tcbeatie Cool! Good that you solved it. Regarding the triggers, as you see we do provide the "raw" buttonUp and buttonDown events. This means that you should be able to create a script in which you can define your own click types. Also, have a look at flic-service-osx if you ever feel like making something even more complex ;) I saw references to that, but not sure how to implement. Easiest might be a triple click? My current use case is a button in the kitchen that controls the mac next door; volume up/down/pause|play is easy.. A triple click to do something cool like speak the weather would be awesome :)

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@bambi2000 Thanks. I did manage to get the basics working (as well as find the streams for P3 and P4 :-) ). I also managed to group players by setting CurrentURI of the "slave" IP to the UUID of the "master". <s:Envelope xmlns:s="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" s:encodingStyle="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/"><s:Body><u:SetAVTransportURI xmlns:u="urn:schemas-upnp-org:service:AVTransport:1"><InstanceID>0</InstanceID><CurrentURI>x-rincon:RINCON_XXXXXXXXXXXX1400</CurrentURI><CurrentURIMetaData /></u:SetAVTransportURI></s:Body></s:Envelope> Now I just wish Flic would create some sort of copy function to make it easier to reuse those commands:-) And that Sonos would open their official API for better integration and remote control.

@giannis-yt I would guess at the moment the Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless is one of the cheapest options.

Congratulations on having the sincerity and transparency to make this honest though painful admission.

I also have a problem controlling wemo lights from flic app (when using the hub). I am using the same LAN. It works fine with my Wemo Switch but the flic app can't find my lights, even though they work fine with the wemo app.

@oskar I also think its really sad, that there was never any follow up considering developer access from your side although this was mentioned in the indiegogo. There you state "basically an advanced Linux computer, much like a better-looking Raspberry Pi, with a two separate Bluetooth controllers (yep, two)" but a bird (in this case the Raspberry Pi) in the hand is worth two in the bush. I would really appreciate having ssh access to the flic hub to do custom scripts. One way would be to provide a standalone linux version so you don't have to worry about security of the platform for yourself. Much like the solution you offer with the fliclib-linux-hci on github where you can run your own flic server. I was hoping this would happen with the flic hub too.

@emil - do you know when the latest bug fix will be released to Google Play? I am unable to use my Flic buttons because of the Tasker bug - I am being very patient! The last update appears to have been released in August.

The latest version of the app has built in support for multiple Flics.

@ap-iotbutton That means that TLS certificate validations are skipped, which should only be used for self-signed certificates that the system normally doesn't trust. Can you please tell me the domain name of the website you try to connect to, so we can check if a root certificate is missing?

Is it possible to set an alarm? I'm looking to set a 6am alarm with one click, a 8am with 2 clicks, and another with a hold. But as far as I can tell the android app does not support a "set" alarm function. The wake up command only lets you dismiss or snooze pre-set alarms.

@Emil unfortunatelly not much better. I tried now with Nexus 5x, and to tell you the truth, things are getting even worse: Yesterday I set up my old phone: Nexus 5 and my Flic account and my 4 Flics. I set the turquoise to call the gate's number on click and call my wife on double-click. Today I connected the the turquoise Flic to my wife's Meizu phone (it worked after a few restarts of the app and clear data). Note: She uses a different Flic account! I set up that Click calls a phone number (with Hebrew characters in the contact's name in her phone's contact list), Double Click calls ME! Just now I logged in to MY Flic account (the one I used previously in my old Nexus 5) from my new phone (Nexus 5X). I do see my 4 Flics, and there's an icon on each of them teling me that they're locked (makes sense, 3 of them are locked to my old phone, and the turquoise is locked to both to my old phone and my wife's phone) I pressed the flic for 7 seconds and clicked DOWNLOAD (doesn't make sense, the Try again I had in the other phone was more logical to me) BUT when I enter the configuration of the turquoise Flic I was shocked! I saw that Double Click's action is to call ME! This is an enormous BUG, as in all places it was stated that the actions are saved in the phone/account and not "in the flic". How come that when I logged in with my flic account I get the settings of my wife's flic account/phone???? I also saw that the Click action has ???????????? in the name instead of the Hebrew characters.... Look, I am a programmer myself, and I like to help, but I don't feel I am getting much for my money here. The reaction time is way to slow, and doesn't address the problems. The bugs I just posted now... they are so huge, I can't possibly imagine how can it be that you never tried the 1 flic 2 phones, 1 flic 2 accounts scenarios!!!! Or if you never tried them then at least don't write in the forum that it works! I am seriously considering returning my 4 flics, I paid $110 for them and the time I am investing in debugging and waiting for days to get a response doesn't worth the money. For $25 I can get a Raspberry PI that works and knows a bit more than a flic....

Hi Anton, I was also looking for the use of Mobilesheets with flic and found this thread. For me it is a likewise situation, I use MobileSheets on Windows/Surface Pro How is integration possible? Regards, Mick

@tobi-fp Hi, sorry i cannot. The steps below however should help you somewhat to implement it yourself!

I'm having a similar issue with one of my Lifx lights - I have 28 downlights and I've successfully connected groups of them to several Flics via my hub. Everything worked fine on the first day, then one of the lights stopped responding via the LAN protocol. In the app it appeared in the list as an IP address rather than its name. I tried resetting the light, assigning new ip address and changing the name but no dice. I replaced the light with a spare and successfully got it working with the Flic for that room. The next day, a different light in the same group of lights dropped off the list with the same behaviour. Cloud control works fine. Control of the light works fine via the lifx app, which I assume is working via LAN as it's pretty fast. At this stage I'm not sure if it's a Lifx issue or a Flic issue - I could replace the light again but at 100 dollary-doos that's an expensive troubleshoot. With 28 lights controlled across nine Flics and a single Hub, is it possible I'm pushing a device count limit?

Any news about that? I need this too, because of the same reasons like the creator of this thread.

@Emil https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2016/02/cheap-bluetooth-buttons-and-linux/, probably they're not BLE, whatever that means, but they work.

I just noticed the new LIFX Local Network and tried it out and it's working really well. Latency is now very low (same as my own setup). This now makes Flic the perfect light switch for my LIFX lights, super happy and thank you for getting that feature added!

I personally think it is legal for personal entertainment. We paid for the song, but we didn't really own it, which made the user very annoyed. For example, I want to listen to apple music in the mp3 player, so I have to convert the song to mp3 format. I have ever used this UkeySoft Apple Music Converter, it is really userful and powerful, during Apple Music to MP3 conversion, iTunes plays the Apple Music tracks in the background (muted), after converting Apple Music songs, it will save music metadata, such as the song title, artist name, album name, genre or album artwork, which some general audio converter software and audio recorder tool can't do.