![]() I'm no electrical engineer, but I know that if you use a small surface mount IR LED in a tiny device like this that's directly in a USB port, it's barley going to work. ![]() Then I found a post from August the feature still isn't implemented, but you can use the API to call a function with an array of integers representing the signal.Īnd what's worse than that the dev says if it doesn't have line of sight and is within 6ft it doesn't generally work. I try to find some information on this and find a forum post from 2017 saying the feature isn't implemented yet (despite the device being released.). Second problem is that yhe website advertises v2 (current version) as coming with an IR transmitter as well as a receiver. The first one is does it allow layers? Can I have it so I press say button X on the remote, and then it switches the functions of 90% of the buttons to something else. ![]() I see FLIRC recommended but everywhere I look I can't find out if it: So I've been looking into both of these for a one remote setup for a family member. HTPC Software Solution for Internet and Live HDTV in America.Apple TV+ - ( r/tvPlus | r/AppleTvPlus).NVIDIA Shield TV - ( r/ShieldAndroidTV) ( r/theNvidiaShield).Steam - /r/Steam/ | /r/SteamOS/ - Gaming.Emby - ( /r/emby/ and /r/mediabrowser/) - Play/Serve.BEFORE POSTING, please read our Rules Wiki r/HTPC - Home Theater PC - Drive your home theater media experience with a PC or media device.
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