2014-03-06, 16:32
WOW, thanks hugepants, it worked great,
the built in cir on my nuc i3 works for the first time.
the built in cir on my nuc i3 works for the first time.
(2014-03-13, 05:25)calev Wrote: Were you using a regular mce receiver?Yes, but you need an extra service to let the MCE receiver pass signals from other IRs remotes to the system. And as I wrote above: The remote is not RC6 and will not work out of the box. Heavy configuration needed!
(2014-03-13, 05:54)charliebrown Wrote: aaa nice, so all the buttons are ir?Yes.
(2014-03-13, 07:52)solamnic Wrote:I don't know anything about linux IR capabilities with Flirc or similar software/hardware. I suggest you buy a remote for ~25$ and start hacking just like I did(2014-03-13, 02:26)Cassiel Wrote: Okay guys... got the remote working!
Prove of concept:
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Can it vs used in openelec?
(2014-03-13, 11:12)Cassiel Wrote:Did you try the registry change contained in the Lifehacker article linked in Post#15?(2014-03-13, 05:25)calev Wrote: Were you using a regular mce receiver?Yes, but you need an extra service to let the MCE receiver pass signals from other IRs remotes to the system. And as I wrote above: The remote is not RC6 and will not work out of the box. Heavy configuration needed!