[borghead]

Hiya all ....

I've tried to figure this one out, read all sorts of threads, went to lirc.org but I just can't figure out what is wrong (I am also a real noobie when it comes to Linux).

I have a generic MCE USB receiver and remote that I want to use with XBMC (eBay special). I did alot of reading and was finally ready to take the plunge (install LIRC, use irw, maybe HID etc.). I figured I would plug in the USB receiver, boot up and see what would work right away. Amazing! Every button works properly (Red, Green, Yellow, Up, Down, etc.). I can even shut down with the remote. I was thrilled.

Then I found the hiccup. The volume buttons (Up and Down). If I press a volume button, the voulme bar appears at the top of the screen for a second, but the volume doesn't change. If I hold down the volume Up button, the Volume bar appears at the top of the screen and then disappears after about a second with out any change in the volume. If I press or hold down the vlume Up button again, I don't see the volume bar. I have to press another key before I can press the volume Up key again to see the bar.

At this point, I'm guessing that somwhere I have to set or define the "repeating" code for holding down the key? I tried pressing the Volume Up key multiple times (rather than holding it down) but once again I only see the Volume Bar appear on the screen with the first press and then it disappears after one second.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Greg

[h.udo]

Turn on XBMC debug, press the two volume buttons and pastebin.ca the debug.log.

It probably is an incorrect Lircmap.xml mapping. It would also help a lot if you tell us exactly what MCE remote/receiver you have. Look at dmesg or issue

Code:

cat /proc/bus/input/devices

and again pastebin.ca the result.

h.udo

[borghead]

I'm at work right now, but I will definetly do that as soon as I get home tonight. The remote/receiver itself was a cheapo from eBay, a "MCE compatible" remote with no name on it (for $12.00 including shipping - you take your chances) . I will also check dmesg and lsusb to get as much detail as I can.

Thanks

Greg