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Adapting to loupedeck-live ? #7

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benkuper opened this issue Mar 16, 2021 · 5 comments
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Adapting to loupedeck-live ? #7

benkuper opened this issue Mar 16, 2021 · 5 comments

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@benkuper
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Hello,
I'm the developer of Chataigne : http://benjamin.kuperberg.fr/chataigne (C++)
I recently acquired a LoupeDeck live and the only relevant information I found about communicating directly to loupedeck devices is here.

I was wondering if adapting your reverse engineering to loupedeck live is imaginable to some extent ?
I would love to be able to integrate it the same way I did for StreamDeck (there is a github page exposing the communication protocol, no code dependency).
At least if there is a possibility to extract the communication protocol from your repo and expose it in this way
: https://gist.github.com/cliffrowley/d18a9c4569537b195f2b1eb6c68469e0
I think this would help people wanting to get their hands dirty and try to contribute to this effort.

I could spend some time trying to reverse it, but I have very little knowledge and skills in that field, however I would be up for some hacking session to understand a bit better and bring whatever I can to the table !

@latenitefilms
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@benkuper
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Well, yes !
Thanks @latenitefilms !!

@benkuper
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@latenitefilms Looking at your code, I would have few questions (using websocket, no libusb ?) if you don't mind. Is there a way to contact you without spamming this repo ?
btw your demoreel looks awesome :)

@latenitefilms
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Yep - feel free to contact me.

@Julusian
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There are other npm libraries for the other models such as https://www.npmjs.com/package/@loupedeck/node
Eventually that one will support the CT too, but it doesnt yet

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