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When this thread was started, the difference between Pro and non-Pro, was simply a hard drive, this changed a little over the years, then 2019 update occurred, and the little stick thing appeared as a Shield TV and there was a far bigger difference. You will find all prior talk is now effectively relevant only to the current Pro model.

Yes, I have long press Select working with Kodi to bring up the context menu.

That has nothing to do with Flirc, not sure why you thought it was appropriate to post here. Thats better for the actual Nvidia forums.

Good point, sorry I forgot the 2017 16GB Shield has no IR port as well, and assumed you were using the Harmony on a Shield with IR receiver. You are just using he Flirc to receive commands. I would assume no, the Flirc will not be receiving/processing the Harmony IR commands, but I could be wrong.

Technically nothing; as it's based on Shield remote, there is no sleep/power button on the remote. I should be clear, it's a Sleep toggle, not Power. It will put the Shield to Sleep. You can use the remote to invoke the power options menu, by holding the Back button, but that can only be done on the home menu/lean back screen. Toddel wants to be able to to what that offers from any app, rather than having to go back to the Lean Back screen first

There is a power toggle option in the Harmony setting for the Shield, use that, it's what I use.

Not sure if it helps, but here are the Pronto Hex IR codes for the Shield TV, bumpers included - http://pastebin.com/T1m8K61v

We are on Android TV v7.0. Yes, you can sideload apks, if you allow it in the settings. There are existing Keymapper that can be installed and used. I used to use Multilanguage Keymap Redefiner to achieve extra controls before I had a Flirc.

So do as per what you quoted:

Are you still using the Fire TV profile as your quoted text suggests? If so, why when Jason has said the Shield profile is already available.

Enter or Enter/Return? They are two different things with different results in some apps.

My testing was on the Apple USB keyboard and that statement stands correct for that board in that it replicated all actions of the remote whereas Return didn't.

For the above chart with a keyboard ENTER = OKAY on the remote. So that is ENTER, not Enter\Return. On an Apple keyboard they are marked as two separate things, and ENTER is the correct one.

Enjoy the chnage.

Mapping the Fire TV Home button didn't do anything. The Return key on the Remote is akin to Backspace on the Keyboard. I was using an Apple wired Keyboard for my tests. To mimic the Shield Remote to Keyboard Up, Down, Left & Right = directional keys. Okay/Enter = Enter (Not Enter/Return) Return = Backspace Home = Start + Enter together Speech = Start on nitewulf's Keyboard & Command on Apple Keyboard. Volume Slider = Volume Controls However, most don't want to mimic the Remote, they want the Controller as it has extra inputs. I will have to load a game to see what can be achieved.