Note that :connector supports only HDMI® and that :device
is the numeric index of the output, which is currently only 0.
GET /v1/video/:connector/output/:device/
Retrieves information about the specified video output.
An example of :connector is “hdmi” (without the quotes), and an example of :device is “0”, for example: http://192.168.4.43/api/v1/video/hdmi/output/0/
GET /v1/video/:connector/output/:device/edid/
Returns the EDID information from a compatible monitor/television connected to the video output.
An example of :connector is “hdmi” (without the quotes), and an example of :device is “0”, for example: http://192.168.4.43/api/v1/video/hdmi/output/0/edid/
GET /v1/video/:connector/output/:device/power-save/
Retrieves the power status of the monitor connected to the player.
An example of :connector is “hdmi” (without the quotes), and an example of :device is “0”, for example: http://192.168.4.43/api/v1/video/hdmi/output/0/power-save/
PUT /v1/video/:connector/output/:device/power-save/
Enables or disables power-save mode on the monitor connected to the player.
Request Body
GET /v1/video/:connector/output/:device/modes/
Returns a list of all available video modes on the specified video output.
An example of :connector is “hdmi” (without the quotes), and an example of :device is “0”, for example: http://192.168.4.43/api/v1/video/hdmi/output/0/modes/
GET /v1/video/:connector/output/:device/mode/
Retrieves the current video mode on the specified video output.
An example of :connector is “hdmi” (without the quotes), and an example of :device is “0”, for example: http://192.168.4.43/api/v1/video/hdmi/output/0/mode/
Example
GET /api/v1/video/hdmi/output/0/mode
PUT /v1/video/:connector/output/:device/mode/
Changes the video mode on the player. You should first send a GET request to find the body parameters of this API, but only the parameter below is required (all others are optional):
Request Body
Example
PUT /api/v1/video/hdmi/output/0/mode/{"modeName": "1920x1080x50p"}