Is there a simple way for the Puck to notify a Raspberry Pi once it has been clicked with relative low latency?
I have a Marantz AVR and unfortunately, the remote isn't great, however it's got a good API and I've managed to code together some modes using Node JS.
What I'd like to do is when the Puck is pressed, either a HTTP endpoint is called or the Puck communicates directly with the Pi which in turn would run the relevant NodeJS code.
What's the best way for a low latency click being registered on a Pi?
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Hey all,
Is there a simple way for the Puck to notify a Raspberry Pi once it has been clicked with relative low latency?
I have a Marantz AVR and unfortunately, the remote isn't great, however it's got a good API and I've managed to code together some modes using Node JS.
What I'd like to do is when the Puck is pressed, either a HTTP endpoint is called or the Puck communicates directly with the Pi which in turn would run the relevant NodeJS code.
What's the best way for a low latency click being registered on a Pi?