2018-04-18, 13:39
(2018-04-18, 13:06)HiassofT Wrote: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
I created the following as
/storage/.config/udev.rules.d/70-input-repeat.rules
which reduces the repeat period to 50ms and makes my RC6/Harmony One with Skylake NUC much snappier, now almost as snappy as the very snappy Ortek VRC-1100 USB IR that I use on other devices:text:ACTION=="add", SUBSYSTEM=="input", KERNEL=="event[0-9]*", GOTO="start"
GOTO="end"
LABEL="start"
# don't change eventlircd device settings
ATTRS{name}=="eventlircd", GOTO="end"
# don't change settings of rc remotes
#SUBSYSTEMS=="rc", GOTO="end"
# set default repeat delay to 500ms like rc remotes
RUN+="/usr/bin/ir-keytable --delay=500 --period=50 --device=$devnode"
# make lircd-uinput use same repeat period like keyboards in kodi
ATTRS{name}=="lircd-uinput", \
RUN+="/usr/bin/ir-keytable --period=80 --device=$devnode"
LABEL="end"
You can tune the settings interactively with
ir-keytable --delay=500 --period=50
until you find the values you like, then set them in the udev.rule so that they are applied when the system starts.