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ALSA Mixer WebUI

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Client-server application for easy configuration of ALSA volume controls using network device (smartphone, tablet, PC, etc.).

There exists also client for Android.

Screenshot

Server requirements

  • python2.6 and newer; or python3.3 and newer
  • python-pip as prerequisites for Flask (pip install flask)
  • alsa-utils
  • alsaequal (OPTIONAL: for equalizer)

Supported browsers

  • Internet Explorer
  • Edge
  • Chrome
  • Firefox
  • Opera
  • Chrome (Android)

Getting Started

Download / Clone

You can download latest release as .deb package or source code. Alternatively clone whole repository:

$ git clone https://github.com/JiriSko/amixer-webui.git

Synopsis

alsamixer_webui.py [-p <port=8080>] [-l <host=0.0.0.0>]

Script loads configuration file /etc/amixer-webui.conf if exists.

Install on desktop distributions

For Debian based distributions:

Install latest .deb package and then enable & start amixer-webui service:

sudo update-rc.d amixer-webui defaults
sudo /etc/init.d/amixer-webui start

Other distributions:

At first install app as root:

make install

And then enable and start amixer-webui service.


Alternatively it can be run from anywhere e.g. in background from rc.local.

Install on OpenWrt

Install app as root using ./openwrt.sh install command and then enable & start amixer-webui service:

/etc/init.d/amixer-webui enable
/etc/init.d/amixer-webui start

Script automatically restores ALSA settings after reboot.

License

The application is released under The MIT License. Software uses Material Design Lite library which is licensed under an Apache-2 license.