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  2. Ghost clicks - Raspberry Pi + Openelec

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    You definitely have keys recorded:

     

    File->Clear Configuration to remove all the keys from the device.

     

    You have multiple buttons recorded, some of them are probably noise, so that's the problem.

     

    ⚡  flirc_util settings

    flirc_util version v1.2.2 [v1.2.2-38-g44ce387+]

      Firmware: v2.3

     

    Settings:

      sleep detection:  Disabled

      noise canceler:   Disabled

      inter-key delay:  6

      state:            0

      builtin profiles: Enable

     

    Memory Info:

      keys recorded:  42

      keys remaining: 127

      memory used:   33%

     

    Recorded Keys:

    Index  hash        key

    -----  ---------   ---

        0  564BDB2D    c

        1  98A09CA6    i

        2  569C9742    return

        3  5A4ED8FB    escape

        4  D643DDA5    up

        5  98A06C59    left

        6  98317117    down

        7  5A8E00CB    right

        8  18DF869B    '

        9  98B9FA15    .

       10  568F2D26    r

       11  5A129B6C    f

       12  9817D1BC    x

       13  187DC197    space

       14  654A801E    up

       15  493207AB    up

       16  90CD4E5    down

       17  89E89C89    left

       18  C70F5D7C    backspace

       19  6506D070    up

       20  6D590996    up

       21  6D9D5C48    down

       22  6DE1ADEB    left

       23  6D9DBB52    right

       24  6D9D39EC    return

       25  6D9DBBF2    backspace

       26  CFBAA99    i

       27  D3DDD74    p

       28  4E257E98    space

       29  8D2489D6    x

       30  6D25E44A    i

       31  6DE1B1C7    p

       32  6D9D3DC8    space

       33  6D9D5E15    x

       34  6DE19485    i

       35  6D598B0B    f

       36  6D9DFF0A    r

       37  6D9DDAD0    backspace

       38  6DE18A8F    i

       39  4D614687    [

       40  8C6051C5    ]

       41  6D9D3FF5    c

  6. Has anyone had success with IR repeaters?

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    Thanks for the reply.  I am not getting notified when someone replies to my posts.

     

    First: The IR repeater has been in my AV cabinet for years and has worked very well with many devices using many different protocols and frequencies.  It even handles the Microsoft frequencies well.

     

    Second:  No, I am using this one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001BLTDZA/

    It has been by far the most reliable one I have every used. I have tried at least five brands. This is the first device that it has not worked with it in 5 years.

    Thanks so much for posting that, for those that did not have success, please post which one's you've tried. I'd like to try them as well.

     

    I'm creating a faq with this information:

    https://flirc.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/202443378

  8. IR Repeater and FLIRC

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    Posted

    The amazon fire tv remote is wifi. 

     

    I need to buckle down and get some ir repeaters to play with. My latest issues should have resolved the issues, but without hardware, I can't be certain. If you get it through me or my store, I can give you a full refund if it doesn't work out. 

     

    Sorry I don't have a better answer.

  13. flirc device or software not detecting any of my remotes button presses

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    Posted

    Please keep me posted. It's not entirely impossible that it was me, but I can say with confidence that the amount of flircs I've sold, this has never been a problem. I wrote all the software included in the GUI except libusb, which is open source. There isn't anything malicious in there. The only thing I can think of is if the mouse/keyboard accidentally got the flirc driver. 

     

    Again, keep me posted, happy to do a team viewer session to work this out.

  22. Flirc only works on rpi?

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    Posted

    It's sensitive, anywhere that the light can bounce. Mine is behind my computer, behind my TV, never misses a press. 

     

    http://flirc.tv/downloads

     

    You can pair it on everything:

     

    windows, linux, mac.

     

    I've fixed all the issues so it should work on all versions of windows and the mac (excluding PPC). Any distro on linux is supported, and the rasperry pi supports the commandline interface and xbmc plugin. 

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  23. Flirc only works on rpi?

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    Anything with a USB port, Amazon Fire TV, xbox 360, playstation, computers, raspberry pi's, etc.

    Just do the pairing on a supported operating system and you can plug it into anyone of those with no additional software needed. It will work with your previously paired remote.

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