i love how simple your videos are to follow. the detail down the the Explanation. people tell you what all the code is but never explain what it does, so thank you alot! The first video i found of yours was the klipper for beginners, i watched modbots video on how to install Mainsail and klipper to a laptop, but was never shown how to compile the freaking .cfg until i came across your videos and channel. thank you for the amazing content :D
That is so great to see! This really means a lot. My main goal is to give both new and seasoned makers the knowledge to fully understand what is happening. Copy and paste is great to get started but doesn't provide the tools to do later problem solving. That's where the frustration comes into play in my opinion. It's very hard to search for a solution when you don't even know what it could be called. I'm glad to see that there are many getting actual benefit from my videos.
Unfortunately the M8P doesn't have the audio out pins connected to anything. I have seen ways to add audio out via the gpio pins but I've never done that.
If it's a Linux PC and that is what is running klipper then yes. Otherwise no, you cannot use this for your regular PC that you are interfacing with klipper through the browser.
There are other ways to be able to send notifications, for instance to discord or telegram and so on. You may be able to use those to trigger sounds on a regular PC but I have not looked too deep into that stuff yet.
@@StackingLayers Ok clear. Thanks for your answer. maybe people who have raspberry pi have the possibility to connect speakers. then it will work I think.
i love how simple your videos are to follow. the detail down the the Explanation. people tell you what all the code is but never explain what it does, so thank you alot! The first video i found of yours was the klipper for beginners, i watched modbots video on how to install Mainsail and klipper to a laptop, but was never shown how to compile the freaking .cfg until i came across your videos and channel. thank you for the amazing content :D
That is so great to see! This really means a lot. My main goal is to give both new and seasoned makers the knowledge to fully understand what is happening. Copy and paste is great to get started but doesn't provide the tools to do later problem solving. That's where the frustration comes into play in my opinion. It's very hard to search for a solution when you don't even know what it could be called. I'm glad to see that there are many getting actual benefit from my videos.
@@StackingLayers you inspire me to do it the right way, the only way, the first time ;) cheers
Great tutorial! :D That's what I was looking for, but I don't know how to add a speaker to the printer. :( I'm using Manta M8P with CB1.
Unfortunately the M8P doesn't have the audio out pins connected to anything. I have seen ways to add audio out via the gpio pins but I've never done that.
Very clear video. 👍🏻 only can you also use this on your pc with speakers connected or a laptop? If you are in the screen of klipper.
If it's a Linux PC and that is what is running klipper then yes. Otherwise no, you cannot use this for your regular PC that you are interfacing with klipper through the browser.
There are other ways to be able to send notifications, for instance to discord or telegram and so on. You may be able to use those to trigger sounds on a regular PC but I have not looked too deep into that stuff yet.
@@StackingLayers Ok clear. Thanks for your answer. maybe people who have raspberry pi have the possibility to connect speakers. then it will work I think.
@pmb2442 yeah I think most of the raspberry pi boards have an audio out jack.
this isn't working on my btt pi2. I get "E: Unable to locate package espeak-ng"
Did you first run,
sudo apt-get update
Then
Sudo apt-get install espeak-ng
@StackingLayers yeah I did. I don't know anything about Linux but could it have something to do with the btt pi2 using armbian instead of debian?
@pitpao no, armbian is based on debian
1 sub from me for this video alone.
Right on! Welcome to the channel!