Hi All,
If you've got a "Dvico FusionHDTV DVB-T" , keep reading...please!
I've modified the dvico driver (see latest attached patch) to support both
dvico remote types, but I want to make sure I haven't broken the support for
the original remote in so doing. Specificially, I'm interested in kn
I have the DVico USB IR receiver, though I don't know if it's the
'MCE' version..
The kernel driver appears to work for me. I get a /dev/usb/hiddev0
device, and if I 'cat' it, I can see garbage output as I press keys on
my IR remote.
But, I don't see any sign of lircd seeing the IR commands. i
All,
Attached (and below) is a diff (to the current lirc CVS codebase 0.7.3-CVS )
that gets the 'DViCO Fusion Remote MCE' Remote control working fully
(different to the original DViCO remote). Thanks to Andrew Speer
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] for the original hack/patch that I
based this on.
If a
I was able to get this remote working by doing the following:
1 .. Patching the lirc 0.7.2 code using the diff provided below (very simple).
2 .. Building lirc to use the "Linux Input Layer" driver
3 .. Starting the lirc daemon with the option "-d /dev/hiddev0" to tell it to
use the right dev f
ned ( $key = ReadKey(-1,$DEV))) { # no chr in
buffer means gap between button presses!
my $but = button_hit(@raw) if $c == 15;
print "$but\n" if defined $but;
@raw = () if $c == 15;
$c = 0 if $c == 15;
$c++;
Hello.
Has anyone successfully gotten the newer mce style remote that comes
bundled with the Dvico-Plus range of cards to work?
Cheers
Gary Ayre
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