Bro thank you soooooooo much, i was trying to do this thing on my own and had no luck, but your code worked!

Thank you for posting this easy to follow tutorial !!

Congratulations and thank you for sharing this! Does this method work even if I have an IS2 DAC already installed on the GPIO? Actually I have installed a small "cheap hat" (excellent audio quality ) DAC pcm 5102, recognised as the "default" board. The "pins" you indicate in this tutorial are free on my Pi4 .I would like to know if this way I can control the output volume from this DAC. Thanks if you can help me!

Thanks for this beautiful yet simple tutorial!!!

Hi, thank you for the video. It would be also good to describe or better link to exact same encoder you used. So others could buy similar.

When I run the script the starting volume is 10 and when I turn the encoded it moves to 12 but doesn’t change after that to anything else…. Any ideas why?

Can you please show us how to run any Python script on RPi and see the simulation on mission planner ? A Pixhawk will also be need for that right ? A small video about this would be very helpful, thank you in advance

Will this work with legacy OS like buster?

Had to set m to (‘Headphones’), otherwise works great

Will this work between reboots or do I need to run the script every time I reboot the pi?

please make video more visible and zoom the content

Now i just need to look up what a rotary encoder is. 🤔