March 11, 201412 yr comment_6479 Hi, I'm new to Flirc, so assume I've missed something obvious. I programmed the Flirc on my Mac for XBMC (using the pre made template in the flirc software). When I plug the Flirc into my RaspberryPi (running OpenElec with a dev build of Gotham), I notice the response time to key presses is very slow (close to a second sometimes), and there is a long delay before another key press will be recognized. Is this expected? The same remote (rc6) works quickly with the ir receiver that came with the remote. Sorry to tack on another question, but: I also noticed the Flirc pre made template for XBMC does not include some of the buttons I used on the remote, so some of the buttons do not work, or do not perform the same function. Wondering if there is an updated template for Gotham? Thanks! Report
March 11, 201412 yr comment_6481 I use Openelec as well v3.95.1 and Gotham test, I didn't noticed the latency but I have software bugs. Look at MrNice posts in Raspberry Pi support. To record the other keys, you could use the full keyboard in the GUI and choose in this page the control you want: http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Keyboard_controls I is working fine for me. Report
March 11, 201412 yr comment_6482 When I plug the Flirc into my RaspberryPi Is it sluggish on your mac too. (this way we can isolate the cause better) Report
March 15, 201412 yr Author comment_6520 Thanks for the responses. I'm in the midst of a server rebuild, so please don't interpret my slow reply as loss of interest... Report
March 15, 201412 yr comment_6527 please don't interpret my slow reply as loss of interest Wouldn't dream of it :) I usually take no reply to mean the issue has been solved, but we can continue Report
April 2, 201412 yr comment_6652 I use my Flirc with the Openelec Gotham betas with no issues. I use a Logitech Harmony though with a setup I've detailed in the forums somewhere. Report
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