BogMan

Amazing. Thank you so much. I have no idea how you figured this out, but your dedication to service and looking after your customers is truly amazing. I have now successfully programmed the power button, and I will continue. Thank you again!

Hi Agustin I have posted two logs this time, one for an item listed in the database, and the other is for a LG LG OLED65E7P | TV . I have also post a screen shot of my devicees manager which is not showning the skip remote. Final I wish to add that when I click on the sync button at the bottome of theskipremote app, It does grey out and gives me a check mark. Thank you for your help so far. flirc20250911.log flirc20250912.log

Hi Agustin nice to meet you, thank you fo trying to help. Here is the log file that you have requested. FYI = The fact that you are experiencing this error indicates that there is communication with the remote. If you add a device from our database and try to synchronize, do you get any errors. No, none. I look forward to hearing back from you. flirc20250911.log

Thank you :-)

My issue continues without success. I have a fresh install of windows 11 Pro. I am open to all suggestions. I have installed: dotnet-sdk-6.0.428-win-x64.exe Microsoft.DesktopAppInstaller_8wekyb3d8bbwe.msixbundle Microsoft.UI.Xaml.2.7

Hi everyone, I’m trying to get my Flirc remote working and could use some guidance. Here’s the story so far: Setup: I’m running Debian 12.5 as my main OS, with a Windows 11 Pro VM (in VirtualBox 7.2) for some tasks. : Windows 11 LTSC, Debian, VirtualBox: Extension Pack installed, USB 3.0 enabled, added my user to vboxusers, restarted VM. USB Devices: My Flirc remote and a USB drive are recognized in Debian, What we’ve tried: Enabling USB controller, tried both USB 2.0 and USB 3.0. Adding USB filters for the Flirc remote in VirtualBox. Attaching the device while the VM is running. Verified Extension Pack installation. Checked Device Manager in Windows — no Flirc device appears. Background: I initially tried doing everything from Debian, but Debian/WebTV wanted a lot of extra setup and we got stuck trying to program the remote there. Using Windows LTSC, we were able to program the remote successfully — so I know it works on Windows. Now the goal is to get the Flirc remote fully recognized in the Windows VM so I can continue programming and testing. Quick Troubleshooting Checklist (already done): VirtualBox Extension Pack installed USB 3.0 (xHCI) enabled in VM settings User added to vboxusers group USB filters added for Flirc remote VM restarted after changes Checked Device Manager in Windows VM I’m not sure if this is a VirtualBox/VM limitation, a USB passthrough issue, or something specific to the Flirc device. Any advice, tips, or guidance on getting it to work in this setup would be hugely appreciated! Thanks so much for your help! Please let me know if you require anything eles to help me trouble shoot

Hello, I purchased one of the original Flirc Skip 1 Universal Remote Controls directly from you some time ago. When it arrived, I set it aside, and I’ve only recently begun setting it up. While attempting to map my remotes, the software displays the message: “Programming error.” I have tested this on both Windows 11 and Debian 12.5. My current SkipApp version is 0.9.971.8456-RC. Could you please advise if there is a newer version I should install, or if there are other steps I can take to resolve this? Any help would be appricated.