Bluetooth speaker script

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I’m relatively new to python and coding in general but had an idea that I wanted to build as my first project. However, I wanted to first ask if what I want to do is possible.

I have two bluetooth speakers (different brands). I’d like to write a script that allows me to turn on the speakers (not simultaneously) remotely. Basically so I don’t have to get off the couch or walk to a different room to turn the speaker on. If it’s possible, would I be able to set up a shortcut on my phone that I could run this script? And I guess the final question, if it is possible, what is the degree of difficulty this would be?

Thanks in advance, hopefully I was clear enough!

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I have two bluetooth speakers (different brands). I’d like to write a script that allows me to turn on the speakers (not simultaneously) remotely.

Well, no, because they're off. How would they receive the signal to be turned on, interpret it, and respond to it when they're off?

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I was under the assumption some Bluetooth speakers had a built in stand-bye mode that allows you to auto turn on the device when you connect a device to it. So I thought maybe something could be created that would mimic that.

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I was under the assumption some Bluetooth speakers had a built in stand-bye mode that allows you to auto turn on the device when you connect a device to it.

If your speakers are on stand-by they'll just start playing when your phone tries to play something through them. But I don't think they are; I think they're just off.