06-08-2024, 04:20 PM
Thanks for having a look and the good ideas. It is perfectly feasible to have the webhook flip a binary switch in HA and a HA automation flip it back after a certain timeout.
I was going to apply this until I read your last sentence:
and then I asked ChatGPT to calculate my savings, giving it 18W which I could save if I turned both monoblocks off for 16h a day and the price I pay per kWh and gave up on this whole idea. Its not worth the effort for saving 14.72 euros per year.
Still, nice to know how all of this works, I could still fool around with other automations based on the fact that music is playing or not :-)
I was going to apply this until I read your last sentence:
Quote:I'm tempted to say leave well enough alone and let the monoblocks put themselves into standby mode, but again, that's just me.
and then I asked ChatGPT to calculate my savings, giving it 18W which I could save if I turned both monoblocks off for 16h a day and the price I pay per kWh and gave up on this whole idea. Its not worth the effort for saving 14.72 euros per year.
Still, nice to know how all of this works, I could still fool around with other automations based on the fact that music is playing or not :-)
Listening with the latest moOde on a RPI zero w with a MiniBoss DAC PCM5122 32bit 384kHz and a Volt+ AMP on a pair of Monitor Audio Bronze 100 speakers.
pi@moody:~ $ moodeutl -m
CPU: 1.0 GHz, LOAD: 35% 47C | MEM: 63% used | DISK: 39% used, 4.1G free | PHP: 7 workers
pi@moody:~ $ moodeutl -m
CPU: 1.0 GHz, LOAD: 35% 47C | MEM: 63% used | DISK: 39% used, 4.1G free | PHP: 7 workers
