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Posting the raw data from the green button on my DENON AVR-X4200W that I have mapped to alt-tab in the flirc usb: Sun May 18 2025 11:37:17 Flirc GUI Version v3.27.16 Operating System: Windows -24581000 +3353 -1616 +486 -313 +460 -338 +457 -1175 +452 -373 +426 -1175 +456 -369 +430 -1176 +452 -373 +426 -380 +419 -1176 +456 -343 +452 -373 +426 -1175 +456 -1176 +456 -343 +452 -369 +430 -369 +430 -369 +425 -369 +431 -342 +452 -374 +425 -369 +431 -1224 +407 -343 +452 -1175 +477 -349 +430 -342 +452 -374 +425 -1176 +456 -343 +471 -328 +452 -1175 +456 -343 +456 -343 +452 -1175 +457 -342 +457 -1175 +457 -342 +452 -369 +430 -343 +456 -1176 +452 -373 +426 -1175 +456 -343 +456 -343 +452 -343 +456 -14 +456 -343 +452 -369 +430 -1176 +456 -343 +452 -1176 +456 -369 +430 -1176 +456 -369 +426 -369 +430 -1175 +457 -343 +452 -369 +430 -1175 +457 -1175 +456 -343 +452 -343 +456 -343 +456 -369 +426 -343 +456 -343 +452 -373 +426 -342 +457 -1175 +457 -368 +426 -1175 +457 -342 +457 -355 +439 -374 +425 -1176 +456 -343 +452 -374 +482 -313 +456 -343 +452 -1179 +453 -373 +426 -1175 +457 -342 +457 -1175 +452 -373 +426 -369 +426 -1180 +452 -373 +426 -369 +430 -1176 +456 -1175 +452 -374 +425 -369 +431 -368 +426 -374 +426 -368 +431 -369 +425 -374 +426 -368 +431 -1175 +452 -373 +426 -1176 +456 -386 +413 -343 +452 -373 +426 -1176 +456 -343 +452 -374 +425 -1174 +426 -343 +457 -338 +457 -1175 +457 -369 +425 -1180 +453 -369 +430 -1175 +457 -369 +426 -369 +430 -1176 +456 -369 +426 -369 +430 -1176 +456 -1176 +456 -369 +426 -369 +430 -343 +452 -373 +426 -369 +430 -343 +452 -369 +431 -342 +452 -1180 +452 -369 +430 -1176 +456 -343 +452 -369 +430 -343 +452 -1180 +452 -369 +430 -343 +457 -1175 +452 -369 +430 -343 +457 -1175 +452 -369 +430 -1176 +456 -343 +452 -401 +398 -343 +456 -1176 +452 -373 +426 -1176 +456 -343 +452 -373 +426 -343 +456 -1176 +452 -1176 +456 -74000 +3310 -1659 +487 -312 +461 -339 +456 -1175 +471 -355 +426 -1184 +447 -369 +431 -1175 +459 -366 +426 -369 +430 -1176 +452 -373 +426 -369 +470 -1136 +456 -1175 +453 -368 +431 -342 +457 -368 +426 -369 +430 -343 +452 -373 +426 -343 +456 -343 +452 -1176 +456 -369 +430 -1175 +457 -368 +426 -369 +430 -343 +452 -1180 +452 -373 +426 -343 +456 -1176 +452 -374 +425 -343 +457 -1175 +452 -374 +426 -1175 +457 -342 +452 -374 +426 -342 +457 -1175 +452 -373 +426 -1175 +457 -342 +457 -369 +426 -342 +457 -1175 +456 -1176 +452 Here is the recoded green button on my DENON AVR-X4200W to the Skip s1: Sun May 18 2025 11:42:53 Flirc GUI Version v3.27.16 Operating System: Windows -21024000 +3485 -1638 +456 -347 +456 -347 +457 -1206 +452 -351 +452 -1206 +457 -347 +456 -1202 +456 -351 +453 -351 +452 -1206 +456 -347 +456 -347 +457 -1205 +452 -1206 +456 -347 +457 -347 +456 -347 +457 -347 +456 -347 +456 -365 +456 -352 +452 -351 +452 -1206 +456 -347 +457 -1201 +456 -352 +456 -347 +457 -347 +456 -1202 +456 -356 +457 -351 +452 -1206 +456 -347 +457 -347 +457 -1201 +457 -351 +452 -1206 +456 -347 +457 -347 +456 -356 +456 -1202 +456 -347 +457 -1205 +457 -347 +456 -347 +457 -347 +456 -1202 +456 -1206 +443 -41000 +3489 -1633 +467 -336 +457 -347 +456 -1206 +474 -339 +456 -1202 +456 -351 +452 -1217 +446 -347 +456 -347 +457 -1201 +456 -352 +452 -351 +453 -1205 +457 -1201 +457 -347 +456 -347 +457 -347 +456 -347 +457 -347 +456 -352 +452 -351 +452 -352 +452 -1206 +482 -343 +452 -1206 +456 -348 +456 -347 +42 +457 -351 +452 -351 +452 -1206 +456 -365 +456 -1206 +452 -352 +456 -1202 +456 -347 +456 -347 +457 -1205 +452 -352 +456 -347 +456 -1202 +456 -1206 +452 -351 +452 -352 +452 -351 +452 -352 +452 -351 +457 -347 +456 -347 +457 -347 +456 -1201 +457 -368 +457 -1201 +457 -347 +456 -347 +456 -347 +457 -1205 +452 -352 +456 -347 +456 -1202 +456 -347 +457 -360 +452 -1238 +424 -347 +456 -1202 +456 -347 +456 -347 +456 -347 +457 -1205 +457 -347 +456 -1201 +457 -347 +456 -347 +456 -351 +452 -1206 +456 -1202 +443 -41000 +3488 -1633 +476 -332 +452 -351 +452 -1206 +483 -338 +456 -1202 +456 -351 +452 -1217 +446 -347 +456 -347 +457 -1201 +456 -352 +452 -351 +452 -1206 +456 -1201 +457 -351 +452 -351 +452 -371 +433 -351 +456 -347 +456 -347 +475 -359 +456 -347 +457 -1201 +456 -347 +457 -1205 +452 -352 +456 -347 +456 -362 +442 -1201 +456 -348 +516 -287 +456 -1206 +456 -348 +456 -347 +456 -1202 +456 -347 +457 -1237 +425 -347 +456 -347 +457 -347 +464 -1194 +456 -351 +452 -1206 +456 -347 +457 -347 +456 -347 +457 -1222 +435 -1206 +444 The Skip repeats the command the Denon does not. Any help would be most appreciated.

I found how to enable admin here: Used Sysinternals Process Monitor to track down skip version I'm running https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procmon#download Dropped config.json here C:\Users\Beaker\AppData\Local\Packages\SkipApp_nk6j7xazwq5t8\LocalState\ and restart skip. Admin tab very cool.

Update on this: I successfully mapped my remote to the appropriate keyboard binding for the Steam button and Quick Access keyboard bindings using the Flirc receiver app. Why the Skip 1s App doesn't have all the features of that app is beyond me. It should have it. In the meantime have both apps for better customization of buttons. Bazzite, has fixed the issue where the keyboard bindings (CTRL+1, CTRL+2) don't work when you are in a game/app. Valve has not on their SteamOS. my_flirc_config

Hi to All, Doing a little debugging. Capture button from Denon green I have mapped to atl-tab with flirc usb and then captured button from skip s1 mapped to recorded denon green button. Using Flirc usb devicelog with enable IR debugging checked to capture raw data and porting it to AnalysIR to debug. Hex for both are identical Hex 2A 4C 02 89 28 A3 2A 4C 02 89 28 A3 When I review the raw data I see what looks like the data being sent twice for both remotes. The difference is the the pause between the 2nd command. The denon is 74000 microseconds. and the Skip s1 is much faster at 42000 microseconds. To fast? New to debugging IR so take it with a grain of salt. Also noticed pulses were different Denon Green button Protocol JAPANESE Value 2A4C028928A3 Value_2 # Bits 48 # Pulses 300 Carrier (Hz) 0 Skip Protocol JAPANESE Value 2A4C028928A3 Value_2 # Bits 48 # Pulses 200 Carrier (Hz) 0 .

Hi to all, Just bought a Skip s1 and have been running it though it's paces. I have had a Flirc USB for years and love it. Was using a Harmony elite but it finally gave up the ghost. I picked the Skip because I like how Flirc has approached the issues with remotes with the USB and Skip. I build things and I like the Flirc ethos. "These big companies have no clue about this market space I can do it better." I do not have to complicated setup. I have a Sony XR-77A80CJ, a Sony UBP-X700, HTPC windows 10 running Kodi, and a Denon AVR-X4200W. I an on Skip s1 firmware version 4.13.11-0-gd4238fe. Most every thing is working fine. The biggest problem i have run in to is repeat commands when I only want one. I setup a alt-tab key to change between Kodi and a web browser on my HTPC using Flirc USB and it works fine when I map it to a remote of choice colored key but when I record it over to the skip I get a repeat command. So here are a few questions Am I on the most current or recommended firmware version? I have seen an admin option in the forums, how do I enable it? I have also notice that the remote will lockup ever once in a while. Pulling to battery seems to fix this but was wondering if this was a know issue and had been address with a firmware update? What ever feed back I can give to help this product I'm all in.

I really don't quite follow this particular setup. I asked a question but didn't get a response regarding the remote. Are you sending something from IP2IR and then the flirc usb is playing back 2 signals for every transmission? What is the log you attached? is this from the IP2IR device? Can you clear the log, and send one signal to the flirc, and post those results? - Hello, thank you for responding. How do i disable IR learning? IR learning can't be "disabled" because it's only enabled during recording. Once a record is successful, it is played back and never enters this state again. - Is it possible to passthrough the codes from iTach through the Flirc? I really don't understand what this means. In order for the codes to achieve their desired results on your PC, you need to record them with Flirc so they send the right USB signal on reception. My guess is that your IP2IR device is sending out two presses everytime you tell it to do it once. But I can't be for sure without more information of your setup and a new log.

only warning, and your banned. I work 60 hours a week, nothing is dead. Stop posting on every thread or you're done.

forum is dead... development is dead... promises are dead...

It is obvious to me at this point that a Harmony-like behavior for activities is never going to be implemented. I don’t know the reason… lack of interest, some kind of impossibility to implement it (at the hardware level), technical incompetence of the developers, plans to include it in a new product and they don’t want this one to have it… we will never know… But I’ve already dismissed the possibility of coming here and finding an update that turns the uncomfortable handling of this remote into a much more reasonable, familiar, and expected experience like the one we all miss from our old Harmony remotes...

Any update?

Just asking asking again.

@jason, I have plugged the Flirc USB directly into my machine this time and run the same flirc_util commands. However it doesn't make a difference. After doing a unit_test the recorded keys are still lost again, and I have to reload them in the Flirc GUI. When I retrieve the Device Log in the GUI it again mentions the broken hashtable. Do you have an explanation for this? Is there anything else you want me to do? macmini2018:~ # flirc_util device_log <1>malloc_addblock(49): Heap Block: 0x20001CD0 - 0x20003BFF (7k) macmini2018:~ # macmini2018:~ # flirc_util settings flirc_util version 8fa330dc8741f2014de7af7f0761abb35ddadb65 [8fa330d+] Firmware Detected FW Version: v4.10.6 SKU: Flirc 2.0 [marlin] Branch: release Config: release Hash: 0x6B1ED7E7 Settings: sleep detection: always enabled noise canceler: always enabled inter-key delay: N/A for current firmware variant: Flirc builtin profiles: NA Memory Info: NA product sku: Flirc 2.0 [marlin] Recorded Keys: Index hash IK ID key ----- -------- --- -- ------------ 0 C0FD707E 054 01 escape 1 83164C7E 054 01 s 2 50DA027E 053 01 c 3 BF513A7E 054 01 return 4 35D85E7E 054 01 up 5 E39DBA7E 054 01 right 6 C5B4F07E 054 01 down 7 53C1287E 054 01 left 8 4F2DCC7E 054 01 backspace 9 83B4CC7E 054 01 e 10 338DA87E 130 01 = 11 C36A3A7E 130 01 - 12 686DCC7E 130 01 F8 13 9F1DBA7E 130 01 pageup 14 2EFA4C7E 130 01 pagedown 15 87CDCC7E 054 01 r 16 8C1D4C7E 054 02 play/pause 17 F7F13A7E 054 01 f 18 01515E7E 054 01 , 19 95C14C7E 054 01 x 20 7174CC7E 054 01 . macmini2018:~ # macmini2018:~ # flirc_util unit_test Flirc Okay macmini2018:~ # macmini2018:~ # flirc_util settings flirc_util version 8fa330dc8741f2014de7af7f0761abb35ddadb65 [8fa330d+] Firmware Detected FW Version: v4.10.6 SKU: Flirc 2.0 [marlin] Branch: release Config: release Hash: 0x6B1ED7E7 Settings: sleep detection: always enabled noise canceler: always enabled inter-key delay: N/A for current firmware variant: Flirc builtin profiles: NA Memory Info: NA product sku: Flirc 2.0 [marlin] Recorded Keys: Index hash IK ID key ----- -------- --- -- ------------ macmini2018:~ #

Bumping this again

I haven't been keeping up with the updates and only just found out that IR Learning was finally added. This was one of the big features I wanted but now that I've gone to try it I can't for the life of me get it to work. I go through the setup but once it's time to learn commands I get the error; "We have had an unexpected error. Let's try it again." This happens immediately upon hitting record, I don't even get the chance to press a button on the source remote. I have tried two different computers (Windows 10 and Linux) and with no fewer than 10 different USB cables, it fails immediately every time. Any help with this issue would be much appreciated!

No it is connected in a hub, because my machine has only USB-ports at the back.

Just bumping this, because I still can't figure out why this is happening or how to solve it. Does anyone have any ideas? The remote is currently still unusable to me.

Thanks but I need wake from hibernation like my desktop. Lots of momentary outages here so hibernation/S4 can restart from its previous location even after it loses AC power. My minisforum mini PC can wake from sleep but I need wake on USB from hibernate.

Is this plugged directly into the machine?

The remote seems to send slightly different IR codes each press — super frustrating for recording with Flirc. I haven’t found a clean fix yet either, would love to hear if anyone’s managed to crack this!

Anywhere at all? Do I just return this?

Hi Neil! Interesting project — I’ve tried similar setups for accessibility, and you’re right, not all TVs or boxes fully support keyboard navigation. Some brands are better than others, but the Virgin 360 is quite limited in that regard.

Hi @jason, It would be nice to see any kind of update on this. According to the post above here I'm not alone and I kind of feel we've been left alone. Even if the answer would be that there is no firmware update anymore, I might appreciate this more than only silence.

How do you see the IR remote Spectrum is a bit “fussy”! I had the same problem, finally I adjusted the Flirc position to receive a more stable signal and deleted all the old configuration, relearned each button very close to the usual distance — and it was much better. Try this and see if it improves!

Did you ever find a solution here? I'm having the same issue with my Raspberry Pi 4. Remote presses are registered ~30% of the time, and there is no pattern I can identify. I've tried the following: Change USB port: I see the same issue on all 4 USB ports on the Pi Change the Flirc: I've tried both my old V1 dongle and the new V2, both with updated firmware Change the remote: I've tried both a generic universal remote and the Skip 1S Unplug Ethernet: The issue persists whether or not the Ethernet port has a cable plugged in PSU: I'm using the Canakit power supply unit that came with the Raspberry Pi (CanaKit 3.5A Raspberry Pi 4 Power Supply (USB-C)) Using a USB extension cable for the Flirc dongle Any help here would be greatly appreciated!

I just got the flirc usb v2 dongle in and I am trying to get it to communicate with my Apple Remote (aluminum) (its the IR remove version no siri) I am managing to get most of the buttons to work but not the menu button which is used to go back to home or back a step in the menu when using Plex (escape key on keyboard). There is no profile for this remote. Does anyone have a profile that I can download to make this work, or how do I the home/menu key to work properly. If I teach the button it somehow does not work. Kan anyone help me out? its this remote apple Product link