@d4rkmen, thanks for the info. Is it firmware you are saying that manages files I want to do or find an OS?

Use ESP32's Bluetooth HID capabilities to turn the M5Dial into a media controller. There are some ESP32 BLE HID examples on GitHub that might help, and check the M5Stack Docs or their GitHub for similar projects.

@joeybab3 Hi! I'm new to the m5stickc plus 2 so how can i load the code on it? Thanks

@LynneCosme Hi I'm trying to use M5stack Core S3 with TFTesPI but was not successful

@nishad2m8 Nice work and well done writing it up. Thank you.

Hello @mtrehy have you tried to connect only one of the two (M5Scale or Led Bar) to your M5Atom and see if you can make one work at the time? Thanks Felix

@hoogagroup from project description: "Software Copy and rename secrets.yaml.example to secrets.yaml and update it with your WiFi credentials (wifi_ssid and wifi_password). Build the image with ESPHome make compile Upload/flash the firmware to the board. make upload By default the project builds for the AtomS3 board. To change your board, you can specify the BOARD parameter. For example for the Olimex ESP32-EVB: make compile BOARD=esp32-evb make upload BOARD=esp32-evb Now when you go to the Home Assistant “Integrations” screen (under “Configuration” panel), you should see the ESPHome device show up in the discovered section (although this can take up to 5 minutes). Alternatively, you can manually add the device by clicking “CONFIGURE” on the ESPHome integration and entering “<NODE_NAME>.local” as the host." so you need to see ESPHome for it.

How can I create an M5Paper app to monitor and control a Spotify client (without streaming) that features three screen layouts, authenticates via a built-in web server, and saves the refresh token to EEPROM? It should poll Spotify at configurable rates and shut down after a set time without an active client. I’ll need to set up a Spotify developer account for specific scopes while highlighting Spotify Premium benefits and providing a download link. The code is available at https://github.com/murraypaul/M5Spot, based on Cosmic Mac's original project.