To run bulk upload mode: python3 art.py -upload-all Need images? Warning: uploading a lot of images may take a long time. Each time you run this script in bulk mode, as long as you have kept the uploaded_files.json intact, it'll check for anything new and sling that to your TV.
TELEVISOR SAMSUNG TV
Once you've uploaded all of your photos, just go to 'my images' on your TV and choose the shuffle icon. This mode uploads all of the photos in the /images directory to your TV-which is great if you'd rather just use the TV's internal slideshow mode. I do mine every 12 hours, so it looks like this: 0 */12 * * * /Users/your-username/samsung-frame-art/art.sh Add a cron job with crontab -e that runs regularly.Make sure it's executable: chmod +x art.sh.Create a Bash file like art.sh then put something like this in it:Ĭd /Users/your-username/samsung-frame-art & /Library/Frameworks/amework/Versions/3.9/bin/python3 /Users/your-username/samsung-frame-art/art.py.
TELEVISOR SAMSUNG MAC
To get images to change on a schedule: If you have a Raspberry Pi or other computer that is always on, you could set up a cronjob to change it on a regular rotation! I do this on a Mac Mini, so these are the steps I used for that:
I prefer this mode because it allows me to just keep adding images and eventually they'll show up as art. This is the mode I originally built this for, where a Raspberry Pi or something on your network runs the script and chooses a random image each time it runs. Accept the permissions request using your Samsung TV remote.Run the script for the first time: python3 art.py.Create a folder of images you want to upload at.Set a static IP for your TV, then change tv = SamsungTVWS('192.168.0.9') in art.py to your own IP address.
TELEVISOR SAMSUNG INSTALL
Note: I have tested this with the 20 Samsung Frame TVs, which I own. You can choose between a 'randomizer' mode that changes the image each time the script is run, or a bulk upload mode that puts all of your images on the TV at once and use the internal slideshow mode to have them shuffle. You can use this script with a folder of thousands of images to have your Samsung Frame TV change art constantly, for free. The script picks an image from folder on your computer, then sends it to your TV and sets it as the active image automatically-it also does its best to try not repeatedly upload the same photo to your TV. This Python script allows you to change your Samsung Frame's art based on a folder of images on your computer. I also found uploading images to it manually to be tedious, especially when using a very large set of images, like those from Google's Earth View image library. I love the Samsung Frame TV-which is designed to look like art when it's off-but I got tired of paying a monthly fee for the official art.
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