Hi,

I'm trying your app on U15.04 with a Zic 2.0.

Im getting this :

'Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./ParrotZikTray", line 173, in
indicator = ParrotZikIndicator()
File "./ParrotZikTray", line 45, in init
SysIndicator.init(self,icon = "zik-audio-headset",menu = self.menu)
File "/home/ragnar/Epitech/pyParrotZik-master/SysIndicator.py", line 22, in init
import appindicator
ImportError: No module named appindicator'

Any idea ?

Thanks for the work...

Just add a small line for Ubuntu users.

"Copy share/icons/zik directory to /usr/share/icons/ (you need sudo rights)"

Or something like that

Th install script does not install the icons for Linux systems. When i manually copy over the share/ folder to /usr, I get correctly working icons.

Hi,

The app is broken for me since this commit:
commit b349097
Author: Dmitry Moiseev [email protected]
Date: Thu Jan 9 01:17:36 2014 -0800
Native OS X system indicator using PyObjC

The error message is:
./ParrotZikTray
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./ParrotZikTray", line 9, in
from SysIndicator import *
File "/home/pascalc/applis/pyParrotZik/SysIndicator.py", line 17, in
class StatusApp(NSApplication):
NameError: name 'NSApplication' is not defined

I am on ubuntu 13.10

Pascal

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./ParrotZikTray", line 7, in <module>
    import ParrotZik
  File "/home/pascalc/repos/github/pyParrotZik/ParrotZik.py", line 11, in <module>
    from BeautifulSoup import BeautifulSoup
ImportError: No module named BeautifulSoup

Package needs to be installed on Ubuntu 14.10:

sudo apt-get install python-beautifulsoup

First of all, I wanted to say this app is awesome. Being able to use my headphones properly with Ubuntu is something I have wanted ever since I bought my headphones.

Now, I skimmed through the code for a while to figure out why I wasn't working at first until I finally realized I needed to run it with:

sudo ./ParrotZikTray

Is there is a way to make the code run without requiring sudo privileges? Alternatively, do you have an idea of what part of the code requires sudo? If so, do you know of a way that I could change privileges of that required component so that it no longer needs sudo?

Thanks again.

Would be nice to tag release on github and publish to pypi
https://pypi.python.org/pypi

Hi!

I'm current running OpenSUSE (Tumbleweed) with KDE but I am unable to start this nifty little tool. I've installed most packages needed for it to start, including python-pybluez and python-appindicator (from the MATE repository!) but I've finally hit a stop being unable to find which package is missing that would fit the needs to start this program with the message:

sh: bluez-test-device: command not found

I'm not a Python programmer, so any help would be awesome!

Hi, I just got a parrot zik 3. I saw your project and decided to try it.
I compiled and installed pyParrotZik on windows 10, but installation folder is missing the binary file.
I only see:

• parrotziktray-0.3.zip
• unins000.dat
• unins000.exe

I tried the first time with python 3.5, then with 2.7
Here is what I did with 2.7:

git clone https://github.com/m0sia/pyParrotZik.git
cd .\pyParrotZik\
C:\Python27\python.exe .\setup.py build
C:\Python27\python.exe .\setup.py sdist

I then opened file win32installer.iss with Inno Setup Compiler GUI, went to menu Build and clicked Compile. I obtained an installer setup.exe in folder Output
I ran the installer. It installed with success, then I clicked Finish with the checkbox Launch Parrot Zik Tray checked and got the error

Unable to execute file: C:\Program Files (x86)\ParrotZikTray\ParrotZikTray.exe

CreateProcess failed; code 2.
The system cannot find the file specified.

When I go to the install folder, the file ParrotZikTray.exe indeed does not exist
What did I do wrong? Could you help?

Hi,
Nice job here, how did you manage to reverse engineer the firmware?

Anyway, I was able to run the script under OSX 10.9 with some small changes but I stuck on:

Connecting to "Parrot RFcomm service" on 90:03:B7:5E:BE:30
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./ParrotZikTrayMac", line 213, in <module>
    if indicator.EstablishConnection():
  File "./ParrotZikTrayMac", line 77, in EstablishConnection
    self.parrot = ParrotZik.ParrotZik(mac)
  File "/Users/bartek/python/pyParrotZik/ParrotZik.py", line 50, in __init__
    self.sock.send('\x00\x03\x00')
  File "/Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/lightblue/_bluetoothsockets.py", line 530, in send
    raise _socket.error(result, "Error sending data")
socket.error: [Errno -536870208] Error sending data

Any ideas on this?

I've seen some OSX support commits, but did you get to have it working under OSX? If so, what are your firmware and lightblue versions?

Cheers,
Bartosz

I have problems running the parrot_zik_tray tool under Ubuntu 16.10. It just does not find my Parrot Zik 2.0. Bluetooth audio output works on the headphones, as well does general input (pause/unpasue, next/previous track, volume changes), it is just that the tray tool does not find the headphones.

Under Ubuntu 16.04, everything works as expected.

I am unsure what info you need in addition to make an educated guess what might be wrong. I'd be willing to try to make changes in the code as well, but I am not on the pythonic side of the force

Hi,
I managed to get pyParrotZik working for Parrot Zik2 headset.
I was wondering how did you managedt to get proper querry path. ( like /api/audio/noise_cancellation/enabled/get ) as they are not documented anywhere.
As you may be aware, the zik2 give acces to more options and I was wondering if I could incorporate those options in the pyParrotZik.
I will fork pyParrot in my account and submit my changes for Parrot Zik2.
Cheers,
Antoine