2010-05-25, 10:54
2010-05-25, 11:01
Got that one myself, and yes, it works out of the box with live
Can recommend that one, fast and very good quality considering the price.
Can recommend that one, fast and very good quality considering the price.
2010-05-25, 11:43
Thanks than I am gone buy some today.
One thing does the standby and resume work with this remote with xbmc live?
One thing does the standby and resume work with this remote with xbmc live?
2010-05-25, 12:56
It works just fine as well with a little tinkering :
http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=Enable_Wake-On-Device
http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=Enable_Wake-On-Device
2010-05-25, 16:37
In lirc, did you set it to Microsoft Remote or MCEUSB? I need to buy a new remote for a second installation but i have had bad experiences with ones that emulate keyboard button presses, i want a TRUE MCEUSB device. Is this a true MCEUSB remote? what is it listed as in lsusb when it is connected?
Also is this the same remote?: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HP-MCE-REMOTE-CONT...19bc794d3a
Cheers!
Also is this the same remote?: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HP-MCE-REMOTE-CONT...19bc794d3a
Cheers!
2010-05-25, 17:07
I have one of these eBay cheapie "HP" mce remotes too. Mine reports as and is a 1st generation mceusb lirc device, which sends remote pulses and not key presses.
You can never really tell what you're going to get when you order a knockoff product shipped from Hong Kong on eBay. Obviously these are not officially licensed products so you get what you get. If it is the HP-style device pictured then you have a pretty high chance of it being an actual mceusb remote and not a HID device.
Code:
045e:006d Microsoft Corp. eHome Remote Control Keyboard keys
You can never really tell what you're going to get when you order a knockoff product shipped from Hong Kong on eBay. Obviously these are not officially licensed products so you get what you get. If it is the HP-style device pictured then you have a pretty high chance of it being an actual mceusb remote and not a HID device.
2010-05-25, 17:21
Thanks CapnBry!
The sad thing is i don't even want/need the remote, i just need a receiver, mce is just the simplest i have found to emulate on my remote. I will give it a go as i don't fancy spending £50 on a receiver :-).
The sad thing is i don't even want/need the remote, i just need a receiver, mce is just the simplest i have found to emulate on my remote. I will give it a go as i don't fancy spending £50 on a receiver :-).
2010-05-25, 18:27
there's also a load of receiver-only offers on ebay, directly from your most loved HK sources
and yes, also the harmony remotes work 100% with these HP receivers in Windows MCE PC mode (which by default speaks philips RC6 protocol, most cheapie HK receivers can't do nothing with these signals)
and yes, also the harmony remotes work 100% with these HP receivers in Windows MCE PC mode (which by default speaks philips RC6 protocol, most cheapie HK receivers can't do nothing with these signals)
2010-05-26, 07:23
XBMC really does need an official remote. :/
I wish I had a solution for that.
I'm surprised that someone like Zotac hasn't put something together. :\
I wish I had a solution for that.
I'm surprised that someone like Zotac hasn't put something together. :\