Add option for hybrid connection #53
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Using Telnet for regular commands can be slow - limiting its use to only updates and volume brings the best of both options
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@zehnm I'm not sure about the German and French translations, used GitHub Copilot for that :) |
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| @@ -109,19 +110,20 @@ def get(self, avr_id: str) -> AvrDevice | None: | |||
| return dataclasses.replace(item) | |||
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| def update(self, atv: AvrDevice) -> bool: | |||
| def update(self, avr: AvrDevice) -> bool: | |||
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Using Telnet for regular commands can be slow - limiting its use to only updates and volume brings the best of both options