December 7, 20169 yr comment_12805 New to the forums and Flirc, but, I've been looking for a good replacement for iMon on my HTPC - due issues with it not handling other programs very well (PowerDVD, Plex). Works great for Media Center, but doesn't work so well for those external programs.Anyway, I bought a Flirc, and tried setting it up, and that's where I keep failing.I have a Universal Remote WR7, and I've tried all the Media PC codes, but none seem to work correctly. It seems like Flirc is seeing different buttos presses as the same button.For example, I'm just trying to get the Skip forward button to work, and I was successful. But, then I try to map the Skip back button to work - and it sees it as the same button press as skip forward on the remote. Similar cross over is happening with the Channel up & down, the arrow up and down, and the pause button.Since iMon works fine, I wonder if there is a problem with the hardware that I got? Or if there is just something that I'm missing.I did set the "Sequence Modifiers", but the only change that seemed to help with was to decrease the odds that the Up arrow got confused with the Pause button.I also was able to resolve really bad states (not recognize any mapping) but unplugging and then plugging in the Flirc receiver - which makes me wonder if I might have a hardware issue... Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! -Thanks! Edited December 7, 20169 yr by LowAmmo Report
December 8, 20169 yr comment_12806 could just be because it's a media center remote. Do you have another you can try to confirm it might be the protocol? Report
December 8, 20169 yr comment_12807 Having an universal remote you don't need to stick to media center codes. Try some other device codes, for example for some TV maker (I usually use Samsung TV codes, but LG should also work properly). Report
December 8, 20169 yr Author comment_12809 Thanks for the quick responses!I tried all the other 'HTPC' codes, including Haupauge's. And all ended up about the same.I also tried using other device types, but, at least this remote, doesn't send anything for 'Guide' or 'Menu', etc., which makes it at least not work as a media center replacement. Report
December 9, 20169 yr comment_12813 Can you try a Samsung or Panasonic? Let's just make sure it's not a problem with the device. HTPC codes are just more media center codes. Report
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