(2013-11-05, 18:28)Platypus2 Wrote: (2013-11-05, 18:16)Selene Wrote: (2013-11-05, 17:53)Platypus2 Wrote: I'm almost certain he doesn't have it...the only people that do are reviewers and they have prototypes. They have also had them since late September / early October so he's been pretty quiet if he does in fact have one. I figured he has one of the ivy ones and added an IR to it. Please correct me if I'm wrong, Selene
As I linked before, I have this;
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00F3F3...UTF8&psc=1
I think the i3 version isn't the same as the i5 one which isnt fully released yet, but it has a IR receiver built in. I didnt put it there.
I bought the remote at microcenter and it doesnt seem to work. I'm going to try to program it a bit before returning it.
http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/a...dia-remote
Can't seem to find "intel" or anything similar, so I'm not sure what to put it in as. Did a brief search of the manual and google and I guess I've got nothing.
Wow ok nice, when did that arrive?
I guess you are going to have to
(2013-11-05, 16:39)voip-ninja Wrote: play guinea pig
then
I would have thought that previous remotes that work with OpenElec and IR's would work with the new NUC's, are you finding that isn't the case?
I have a VISTA MCE remote with a IR, and I can plug that in, and it works just fine. Remotes.xml works too, just like I would imagine it did before, but as far as getting the consumer IR to recognize either the XBox remote or the MCE one, I'm having no luck. I looked through the bios and couldn't find anything that would be helpful either. That's why I was slightly worried about the driver maybe not being available for linux distros, but I read a post somewhere else where people wrote:
15 hours ago by mushoss...
Will a Harmony remote set up for windows turn this on/off as it comes from intel?
8 sec ago by Andrew Van Til...
Yes the CIR supports discrete power IR commands. You will need to select the right WMC profile (SE IIRC) though.
So, I guess my next step is to get a harmony remote maybe. That's more money than I wanted to spend on this but I think it's worth it.
The OpenELEC suspend feature with my NUC doesn't let it turn off when I shut it down via the interface. It just reboots the thing after a brief turnoff. Similarly, with IR, I can't resume from suspend when it miraculously seems to work as it should. I think the Wake-On-USB thing might be a little messed up with OE as people are saying that XBMCbuntu works just fine getting out of S3. That's kind of why I want this remote situation resolved...