reposter432
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Thanks, I sent an email to support@flirc.tv.
Edit: Received the Flirc in the mail on Saturday. Thanks so much!
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Wow, that's really nice of you. Here's what a found. I plugged my Adesso keyboard and played around with it. It has a built-in touchpad and the PS4 recognized it as a mouse, but it did not function - maybe just a problem keyboard, it's pretty old.
I'll try mapping them to the Flirc later on today.
PS4 interface:
Esc - back
F3 - Dual Shock 4 Options button
Prt Sc/SysRq - DS4 Share button
Pause/Break - moves you back to inserted disc in the main menu
Backspace - back
Enter- enter
Arrow keys - moving in menus
Matrix Blu-ray disc:
In-movie controls:
Esc - Pause/On-screen display
F1 - on-screen display (shows movie progress, type of audio track, etc)
F2 - BD pop-up menu
F3 - PS4 disc options (pop-up menu, subtitles, audio, etc)
Backspace - Pause/On-screen display
Up arrow - bring up BD pop-up menu
Down arrow - close BD pop-up menu
Right/left arrow - moving in menus
Enter - enter
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I'm wondering if there is a suggested key mapping for the Playstation 4? I know it's a bit early.
Sony stupidly won't let us use the PS3 BD Remote on the PS4. I use my Flirc primarily on my Ouya with my Onkyo remote. On the off chance, I plugged it into the PS4 and it recognized it as a keyboard - it is still programmed in keyboard layout for XBMC on the Ouya. The most I could do is Play/Pause with the enter button and FF/Rewind with the d-pad on the Onkyo remote. Any suggestions?
BTW, the Flirc does not fit between the slots to plug into the PS4's USB ports. You have to use a hub.
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Remote being used
Onkyo TX-SR606 receiver remote with an Ouya and a USB hub
Beta firmware
Pros
Cheap way to install IR on many home media devices.
Can map functions to almost any button on many remotes.
I was able to switch the Flirc receiver from my Ouya to Macbook Pro's XBMC, and I was still able to use basic functions without re-programming.
Cons
With early firmwares, I had repeating key issues, but it seems to have been resolved