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  1. On 3/13/2023 at 9:39 PM, nak0604 said:

    You do realize that is the same location that I put in right? Only difference is it looks different. Windows takes you to the exact same folder. Anyways, I just tested this and I can confirm after updating to 0.9.70 it is working now. 

    Honestly, I completely glossed over that.  Sorry... I had just had the same problem and my brain just went 'ooh, ooh, I can help with that' and jumped into action.

    Glad it's working now at least.

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  2. Finally found a work-around.

    Apparently the first section of the command line is disregarded and not interpreted as a command if and only if it equals flirc_util.exe.  I was using flirc_util <command>, not flirc_util.exe <command>.

    Everything works exactly as expected when including the .exe extension.

    Maybe this could eventually be adjusted to handle both cases (with and without the .exe extension)?  Just a suggestion.

  3. Just bought a Gen 2, and after installing the software I tried to use the command line utility and found that there seems to be a bug in how the command line is parsed.  Every time I try to use the utility, no matter what I put after the executable name I receive the same error message:

    • [E] lib/libcmds/cmds.c run_cmd(275): could not find command 'flirc_util'

    Looks like it is considering the name of the executable as the parameter.  I double-checked by renaming the executable to 'help.exe', and sure enough I got the output I would have expected from 'flirc_util help'.

    I renamed it to 'version.exe' and I appear to have version 3.25.3-16-g28e8a01+.  I'm running Windows 10.

    Is this something that can be looked at for the next software release?  Alternatively, am I being very thick-headed and doing something amazingly wrong?

    Thanks!

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