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| import photos | |
| albums = photos.get_albums() | |
| favs = photos.get_favorites_album() | |
| albums.append(favs) | |
| all_assets = photos.get_assets() | |
| all_videos = photos.get_assets(media_type='video') | |
| all_assets += all_videos |
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| The IR encoding for the Seville fans follows the structure of the NEC style with some differences. The preamble, 0/1 bits, and the ending pulse are the same. However, it uses 64-bit long codes and about half of the bits are fixed. The typical command looks like this: | |
| pre 0001 0000 0010 0000 0011 0000 0100 0000 0101 0000 0000 0000 0110 0000 0111 0000 post | |
| where this command sets the fan to off with low speed, no oscillation, 0 hrs on the timer, and normal wind. Grouping as nibbles, this command becomes | |
| 0x1020304050006070 | |
| where this integer is send MSB first. By capturing all possible signals, it can be seen that the general command is: |