JCAudio

This may need moved to another topic, or maybe a specific Linux section, but I'll initially add this note here (and an Admin can move it or ask me to if they see fit). I'm running an older firmware, and saw the others who were experiencing the inability to record key-presses when manually configuring their devices. I should note that I'm running the latest Appimage for Linux that I downloaded today. I saw that a firmware update has fixed some user's issues with recording, and I have the same issue. However, I can not update said firmware following the method above. My remote does get the red circle, and shows connected when the Appimage is launched, but then nothing happens. While I am able to sync pre-defined devices to my remote, I happen to own two audio devices that are not listed in the database. When I make the necessary configuration manually, and press record, I get the error that others have experienced. I am stuck, since I can not update the firmware. More specifically, the "checking" spinning circle just spins forever in the app. I ran the Appimage from the command line, and get a few errors that are probably relevant, as they are network related. Also, I do not see the wrench icon at all, so I can not go into Admin mode. See images below.

I'm having the same issue. The app works fine & can see the remote. But when I try to record, I get the error listed above. Using the latest Appimage downloaded today.

Hi there. I am on Linux (Ubuntu 20.04), and I can not get the remote to connect using latest beta. Is the OS too outdated to run the beta appimage?

Solid points, to be sure. Thanks for the detailed explanation of your experiences and use-case.

Worked out of the box on Debian 12 for me! I did update to a reasonably-modern kernel, for what it's worth (6.10).

^ What the title says. Got my remote yesterday, had it up and running in a few minutes. Using it to controlling my HTPC (with Flirc USB) and my Yamaha receiver. Easy set-up. Can't wait to explore more! Also like the quality of the remote as it feels solid & well built. Much thanks for filling a much needed void in the marketplace.