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PicoVolume

Add multimedia buttons to your keyboard!

GitHub GitHub tag python version SO

pico-volume icon

Systems

  • Windows
  • Linux (In a future, probably when Steam Deck is released) . MaacOS, HAHAHAHAHAH

Windows' external dependencies

  • SoundSwitch: For being able to easily switch between audiodevices

How it works

The "program" use 2 scripts:

  1. main-pico.py

This program runs on the Raspberry Pico and its the one to detect when a button is pressed and send to the computer, with a print through the standard output, which button is pressed.

  1. main-windows.py

This programs run on the computer and its the one in charge to detect and connect to the Raspberry Pico through a serial port and to make the desired change. At this moment there are 3 possible actions:

  • Volume Up, identified with the letter U
  • Volume Down, identified with the letter D
  • Change Audio Device, identified with the letter C