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    Chrome can be notorious for reporting false positives. As long as you have an anti-virus enabled on your system, ignore that message.
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    MVP to you, Jason. It is a tricky time for all of us but I am so glad to hear you pull it off. Greatly appreciated!
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    Ditto. I have it on a reliable leaker that the Ryzen 4000 APUs are coming very, very soon and so many people are hurrying to prepare to build fresh new HTPCs for this summer. The fuss right now is there is no IR module to speak of for any of the Streacom cases. Having had headphone amplifier PCBs manufactured in China, I know via the circles and channels I am in touch with that the fabrication centers are already back online there. If you could do another run of the FLIRC-SE, a great many people would be indebted to you!
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    Just as an addendum to my question, if you could point me to a list of whatever hardware devices or mappings (not software profiles for programming) are supported already out of the box, I would appreciate it. I only seem to see Logitech listed.
  7. Hifihedgehog
    See thread title. I am building an HTPC with a Streacom case and I was just wondering if the FLIRC-SE I have for it will work out of the box with standard RC-6 signals, including for powering on and off. My Logitech Harmony Ultimate remote is currently programmed to work with the Intel NUC’s built-in IR receiver, and it would be very convenient if the FLIRC-SE worked “automagically” with the standard RC-6 protocol by default. Thank you for your help!
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