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It can't be zero, that's impossible. Try zero, and then go to advanced, and go to device log. Here is what we are looking for: :e:6221 0,4915,4792,892,1579,893,1578,889,1582,893,741,918,1548,893,1579,892,1579,893,4374,864,769,888,746,866,767,919,719,888,741,892,741,893,1578,1727,1581,891,771,867,766,863 :e:24 0,4938,4792,837,1657,841,1631,841,1630,810,824,841,1630,863,1631,814,1657,836,4401,841,793,815,823,837,797,837,797,836,798,836,797,841,1657,1674,1631,837,797,841,794,815 The :e:24 stands for 24ms since the last pulse train. The :e:6221 stands for 6,221 seconds since the last pulse train ( button press). You want to get that 24ms up to 75, and you're good. Keep playing with the number, checking the Flirc gui, and keep me posted.
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looks better, but now you need to get the interkey delay in the harmony the same as the original. It should be 75ms, where as yours is reading 24ms.
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The log file does not match the flirc / kodi profile signals, you sure that's what you recorded in the device log?
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when you added the Flirc Kodi remote profile, did you format your device? You should have zero keys recorded. Otherwise, the existing keys will be used.
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sorry about that. I do have some general guidance for that remote: https://flirc.gitbooks.io/flirc-instructions/content/universal-remote-controls/inteset-remote-controls.html Very sorry for the frustration. Thanks for being patient.
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go to file->device log, enable logging. Click the 'up' button only once as if you want it to move once. Post the results of that file here.
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I think you need to go to troubleshooting, 'my device is sending too many signals' something like that. This is fixable, promise.
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For the love of God can we just get a deb download!
jason replied to Jaaxx's topic in General Questions
okay, yawor was correct. I don't have a release for that version. I'll get to that. You can always override it as well with the following: wget https://packagecloud.io/install/repositories/Flirc/repo/script.deb.sh os=ubuntu dist=trusty ./script.deb.sh -
Which flirc do you have?
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For the love of God can we just get a deb download!
jason replied to Jaaxx's topic in General Questions
okay, I'll figure it out. Thanks for letting me know. -
For the love of God can we just get a deb download!
jason replied to Jaaxx's topic in General Questions
okay, let me look into this. -
For the love of God can we just get a deb download!
jason replied to Jaaxx's topic in General Questions
can you clarify, or post a log? -
Very strange, keep an eye on it and keep me posted.
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I can't make these public. I need to add some kind of identifying information to the binary. I'll PM you a copy.
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any chance you can try re-recording one of the keys?
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Isn't there a force firmware upgrade?
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it's possible the upgrade would need you to re-record your keys. Any chance you can go to file->advanced, load embedded firmware. When the bootloader comes up, what version does it read?
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no, you'll be there.
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Okay, just click download now, install that. When you fire it up, you should get a session ID and password, private message me that information.
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I saw your email about the return. It’s just me. Please give me an opportunity to address this. https://www.teamviewer.us/ Basically allows us to share your screen so I can see what’s going on. Let me know. I’m working today.
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Can you add the profile-> Manufacturer: Flirc Device: Kodi No pairing needed, it's all built in. Can you give that a shot? Not sure what profile this is, but it looks invalid.
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What kind of remote is this? Are you holding your remote too close to flirc during recording?
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this definitely looks different. Can you go to File->Device Log. Enable logging. Press and hold a single key for a second. Save that and post that text file?
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Did you load this config from the old device? Can you do me a favor. Can you format the device, record another button. When you do it, press and hold the key as you record it.
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it's not attached.