[Using Flirc with Amazon fireTV]

this is an artifact of the remote. amazon's remote's back button presses one button, a one shot if you will, your remote is sending a regular signal which is a key, pressed, and held.

 

Let me think about what I can do on my end.

I think as a Harmony-user I could try to find a workaround via a macro (when pushing button "back" send signal for time x then pause for time y), but if you want to find a workaround that also works for non-Harmony-users, I won't do that so that I can still serve as a guinea pig and test your hacks. :)

[Using Flirc with Amazon fireTV]

almost there: Works exactly like the FTV-Remote-Back Button but if you press it only a little time to long (~0,5s, maybe even shorter) it sends double-key-presses. Tried different inter-key-delay-settings but made no difference.

[Using Flirc with Amazon fireTV]

flirc_util.exe seems to be the only exe(cutable)-file in the zip-folder. I already tried manually copying simply flirc_util.exe into the Flirc.Directory, but Flirc-GUI told me anyways that I already got the most recent firmware on my FLIRC. o.O

[Using Flirc with Amazon fireTV]

I would really like to test this, but unfortunately for Windows there ist only the flirc_util.exe in your Upload. :/

[Using Flirc with Amazon fireTV]

Sorry, seems like I got you wrong! :D

[Using Flirc with Amazon fireTV]

I wanted to know, how I teach my flirc to perform this action. ;)

Should've been more specific

[Using Flirc with Amazon fireTV]

works like a charm!

 

Anyway, the back-button does not work properly, so I'd really like to know, how Ned Scott managed to configure "browser back".

[Using Flirc with Amazon fireTV]

@Ned Scott: What do you mean with "browser back"? I cannot find this Option in the Flirc-GUI.

 

@sweller: The FireTV is always on, so there is no need for a sleep/wake-function!