Any traction on this? In my experience, while NEC works decently, it's still very slow - not sure if it's because it's not recognized at the protocol level, takes too long to hash or... But the result is that there's no comparison on the speed of native remote support and that translated through Flirc. I've found that other codes besides NEC aren't worth learning as the Flirc software just doesn't deal with them in a satisfactory manner at all, even the simple and well documented RC5.