09-13-2020, 02:56 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-13-2020, 03:00 AM by letmebefrank.)
Ok I finally got it working. First I changed the media.conf file to the following:
Then using a bunch of usb extensions and a powered usb hub I was able to get my FLIRC in range of my Harmony Hub IR blaster while connected to my PC.
I booted up the FLIRC software and changed over to "full keyboard" and mapped the first 5 number keys to the functions I wanted on the harmony remote.
I plugged the FLIRC back into the pi and rebooted it. I'm not sure why but after the reboot it still wasn't working until I ran
With that code running the pi started responding to my harmony remote. I hit CTRL+C to stop the code and the harmony continued to work. I rebooted and it still works. I don't know why, but I'm very happy.
Thank you all for your help.
Code:
KEY_1 0 mpc play
KEY_2 0 mpc pause
KEY_3 0 mpc prev
KEY_4 0 mpc next
KEY_5 0 mpc stopThen using a bunch of usb extensions and a powered usb hub I was able to get my FLIRC in range of my Harmony Hub IR blaster while connected to my PC.
I booted up the FLIRC software and changed over to "full keyboard" and mapped the first 5 number keys to the functions I wanted on the harmony remote.
I plugged the FLIRC back into the pi and rebooted it. I'm not sure why but after the reboot it still wasn't working until I ran
Code:
thd --dump /dev/input/event*With that code running the pi started responding to my harmony remote. I hit CTRL+C to stop the code and the harmony continued to work. I rebooted and it still works. I don't know why, but I'm very happy.
Thank you all for your help.
