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XStatic
I just bought a Yamaha RP-U100 USB connected external AM/FM tuner/sound card/amp for $30 after rebate at Buy.com (was $400) and the unit is great, but the software leaves much to be desired.

I have used a USB monitor program and although I don't know what I am looking at, I can capture the commands to change radio station, turn on/off etc. while using their strange control program.

What I would like is a stand alone program that I can feed these USB commands I captured via the command line or something so I can schedule the thing to turn on/off change stations, perhaps even build a web page to remotely control.

I can do all that batch control scheduling and web stuff (I think) I just don't know how to send the USB data.

Anyone interested in helping or know of a program already available to do this?

Thanks!
XStatic
Bump?
neide
What's the "capture" program you're using?
XStatic
quote:
Originally posted by neide
What's the "capture" program you're using?


I had tried this one: http://www.hhdsoftware.com/
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neide
I looked at this a bit, its certainly not trivial. I doubt you'll find anyone who could do this easily - sorry. :(
XStatic
quote:
Originally posted by neide
I looked at this a bit, its certainly not trivial. I doubt you'll find anyone who could do this easily - sorry. :(


HMMM, Seems like it should be trivial. In the good ol days a simple write or printf to the serial port would take care of it. I was assuming with the proper drivers/libraries one could write to the USB device fairly easily.

I figured with Visual Basic it would be simple enough to make a small program that on pushing a button would then execute that write command to the USB device.


Thanks for looking....

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