Manul wrote:
> Would that also work without an actual display attached? Is Jivelite the
> recommended way to go for controlling pCP with a keyboard emulating
> remote?
Jivelite is the only way to control the player with a keyboard.
Bluetooth keyboards once paired should work the same, however,
ralphy wrote:
> If it emulates a keyboard then LIRCD is not needed and they should work
> with jivelite.
Would that also work without an actual display attached? Is Jivelite the
recommended way to go for controlling pCP with a keyboard emulating
remote?
I ask because I think most Bluetooth rem
Zounder1 wrote:
> So just to be on the record, I use USB based IR receivers for controller
> picoreplayer. I use them for ease of getting the IR receiver to a
> convenient location with my setup. (I put all my AV equipment in
> closets away from the TV so getting a USB receiver to a good locat
paul- wrote:
> 1st, I just wanted to make sure there wasn't any irda stuff really out
> there. Which it appears nobody is using these.
>
> But there are changes to to the ir ecosystem, in some cases, we no
> longer need lircd to work with jivelite. Ralphy is the one working on
> the details
1st, I just wanted to make sure there wasn't any irda stuff really out
there. Which it appears nobody is using these.
But there are changes to to the ir ecosystem, in some cases, we no
longer need lircd to work with jivelite. Ralphy is the one working on
the details here, I'm sure we will sh
So, I am confused. I understand IRDA is going to go away.
But I thought LIRCD was a different package? And doesn't PiCorePlayer
only use LIRCD?
I don't think that LIRCD is dependent on IRDA?
If I remember correctly IRDA is a network protocol that let two devices
with IRDA trasmitter/re
I use 'this cheap IR remote'
(https://www.pollin.de/p/infrarot-fernbedienung-merlin-620185) with a
GPIO connected TSOP4856 IR receiver and a custom LIRC configuration
file. The IR remote sends commands with 56 kHz modulation frequency.
That's why I'm using a TSOP4856 instead of a TSOP4838.
USB Flirc
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TSOP via GPIO, with almost a default LIRC configuration so as to be
compatible with an original Squeezebox remote.
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I use GPIO based TSOP.
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GPIO to simple TSOP receiver
Paul Webster
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Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
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Paul-
2 x USB Flirc
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Hi Ralphy
I use GPIO IR Receivers and USB "Flirc"
Jeff
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I'm trying to get a feel of what different devices are out there. As of
Linux 4.17, the linux kernel is dropping the irda stack and device
drivers. This is due to the fact that it is currently broken, and
nobody is maintaining the code anymore. See:
https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel
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