Control Media player with Pro Micro

Use MpxHidV2.ino as it contains most recent changes, it also is commented better...

Rather than keep updating I have added the latest edits to code in a new file.

This version is complete except for Enter Key (play track) as I haven't decide which way to do it but even so, if you change the key mapping you have a media controller for any PC running any OS, simply remap the keys to suit...

Set: Volume, Bass, Treble (and Surround Sound if available on your player), select track to play (actual enter key requires work... not sure if I will use the long press or add a dedicated play button)...

Mike

I've added a file (see git link) that should serve as a good starting point for any Rotary Encoder project. It supports interrupts on the rotation detection, button press and release (and long press detection is also included)...

Mike

The little daughter boards arrived from JLCPBC and the quality is excellent. Although the simplest board ever, with costs so low these days, I thought I'd check out JLCPCB and keep things tidy at the same time...

Tested code on Git and as I manage to reverse the LCD connector, I used some ribbon cable instead of soldering the LCD directly (which also has some advantages)... everything is working fine so far...

In the images I posted a Fritzing image so you can build and test on a breadboard but as PCB's are low cost these days I made one to make my life easier... waiting  for their arrival...

In the mean time the software is close to complete with the current features implemented.

Can control: Volume, Bass, Treble and Surround Sound.

To add: Select track to play (basically is simply pushes and UP or DOWN arrow to move the cursor to the desired track, pressing the rotary encode plays that track...

In theory anything in the mpxplay.ini can be handles by the Pro Micro so complete control should be possible.... more later....