[Wake Up using a recent Ubuntu + XBMC HTPC]

Hi,

One nice addition would be to be able to use the same button for other things besides

waking up.

Other than that it works perfect :)

[How to prepare your Harmony Remote before Mapping it with FLIRC?]

It's exactly the same feeling. Right now, with the Harmony, if I quickly press, say 6 times

the right button, after I have lifted my finger the last time I still see on screen three right

button events.

Wheres with the Hauppauge RC5 remote, with each key configured twice which doesn't allow

me to use all the keys due to lack of space, if I do the same, press six times the right button,

when I lift my finger the last time, nearly at the same time (I think it is less than 50ms) the sixth

right button event completes on screen.

The lag is there and it is noticeable.

Sigh. I'm not unhappy with Flirc, on the contrary, I love it, but I still lack a complete solution.

I'll get in contact with Jason then. Thanks for the support.

By the way, I tried the MCE profile and the problem remains. I'm beginning to think that

pretty much everybody here is having these delays, only they don't know it can behave

much better.

[How to prepare your Harmony Remote before Mapping it with FLIRC?]

I will try using an MCE profile and report back.

Indeed, you can´t change that setting on the Harmony 300i.

I can´t say it doesn´t work. It does, but after having used a remote which is buttery smooth, you do

notice the difference, like going from a 2.x to a JellyBean (4.1) Android ROM.

I like the Harmony but unless I can make it work as smooth as the remote bundled with the tuner,

I know I won´t use it.

Concerning Jason´s post describing how Flirc is coded, I know in LIRC you can configure the gap

between button presses. Once configured you don´t have this sort of problem. That is, it is something

which has already been done within LIRC; it can be adjusted to work reliably with quite different remotes.

I´d love to help him getting it right, but the code within Flirc´s firmware is closed, so only he can do it.

[How to prepare your Harmony Remote before Mapping it with FLIRC?]

I have finally bought a Harmony 300 but I can't get it to work smoothly with Flirc.

With my other remote from a Hauppauge DVB tuner card, I have to program

twice each button, but afterwards it is silky smooth.

With the Harmony 300, OTOH, using the SAMSUNG LN46C650L1F profile, since

my TV is a Panasonic, there is too much delay between key presses. Reducing

Flirc's interkey_delay helps a little bit but not enough.

Using a Sony KDL-55HX855 profile the behavior is slightly different. The delay

between key presses is shorter, smoother, but there is another noticeable delay

before every key press. The result is that you notice a delay between the instant you

press a button and the instant the action is executed on screen.

Since the Hauppauge remote (which uses the RC5 protocol), after programming

each key twice, is silky smooth, I tried using its profile on the Harmony. I used

the IR receiver on the bottom of the Harmony to copy the IR codes of the Hauppauge

remote.

Then I configured Flirc with this new profile, also programming each key twice, but

there's still a noticeable delay before each key press.

I have also tried playing with Flirc's sensitivity and interkey_delay options but there

was not improvement.

I wonder if there is any way to get the same silky smooth response I get with the

Hauppauge remote (with RC5 protocol), after programming twice each button,

with the Harmony 300?

Otherwise it will be another botched purchase.