2018-04-18, 13:06
(2018-04-18, 12:27)debutanker Wrote: As you guys always have more than only a few minutes for us, i will find of course some minutes for you!Awesome, thanks a lot for the tests! So, if I understand you correctly, 64000 and higher values work, but values below 64000 break the remote?
Tested with several values and first value which works for me is "64000".
It would be great if you could do two (hopefully last for now) tests on #0416: post the "ir-ctl -r" outputs of a buttonpress, once when using the working (64000) ir-ctl -t value, and once when using a non-working value (63000, 60000, whatever you noticed didn't work).
Quote:Edit: would be nice, if my mce receiver shows the same "snappy" behavior as my NUC receiver now does.Interesting. Which receiver are you using on the NUC (post the ir-keytable output)? The typically used ite-cir should give about the same performance as mceusb receivers - at least they both default to a 100ms timeout which is one of the factors regarding "snappiness". Are you also using the Harmony / RC6 remote there?
so long,
Hias