Remote control from one instance of Symfonium to another?

Also back to the original feature request: I find I have a similar usecase as the previous user.

My smart TV is already hooked up to my sound system via ARC, and Symfonium works well on the TV, especially since anyone can pick up the remote and add things to the queue during a party. My tv can also do picture-off while maintaining audio output, so this makes for a reasonable driver for a perpetual jukebox.

Any kind of exposed control stack would be deeply appreciated. I can cast from my phone to another device, but that means I am then the sole controller of the speakers. Plus, my tv is on ethernet, which just makes more sense than streaming flacs to my phone and then the tv pulling them from the cast.

even if the control method is just needing to buy/use symfonium on other devices - I have a couple spare android tablets that can be repurposed for this, and guests can use their phones.

Ummm…

My goal is to control Device2 (D2), from D1.

D2 wouldn’t have Internet access (I could use hotspot but again worried about battery drain, so not out of option but ideally no Internet access), both D2 and D1 have Symfonium installed.

My use case: working delivery job on bicycle so don’t want main Device (D1) to run out of battery midway. So using 2 devices, D2 with offline library, D1 as main equipment during work. That said, I mostly only want to toggle repeat mode (solutions like macrodroid didn’t work or I’m dumb). Other things like play/pause, next, previous I can manage using earphone controls. I don’t expect anything more. Wondering if anything could be done regarding this.

I would like to add that, I tried using the Bluetooth Mouse and Keyboard app from Playstore, which could handle everything but repeat toggle, then I tried widgets for controlling music, but they also couldn’t toggle repeat.

Made me wonder if I should look into executing some code on webhook that allows toggling repeat mode, but I’m not experienced with codes.

@Tolriq so I looked into it and apparently I need correct intent. Wondering if it’s alright to ask you about it.