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Rise of the Phoenix, Remote Control

Let's see if we can get the old TV remote control working with Kodi. So the TV/DVD player has a full function infrared remote control. I used the Flirc remote ...

Raspberry Pi - Flirc

In this video I show you how to setup and use a device called Flirc on your Raspberry Pi. You can purchase Flirc from Aus Pi Technologies: ...

Flirc in less than a minute

Setting up the basics of Flirc in under a minute.

Flirc

Take control of your media center and the clutter off your living room table. Easy Setup. Use our automated GUI to setup ANY remote control with your PC Media ...

Logitech Harmony 350 delay set to 0 KODI response

All delay options in the harmony software are set to 0. I´m using a FLIRC infra red receiver and using a random cheap remote I get similar responsen like seen ...

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Glenn Watkins commented on 29 Nov 2015

I also have a Harmony 650 which controls OpenELEC on an Intel NUC. My NUC doesn't have IR, so I purchased an HP IR Receiver (USB). I haven't been able to get rid of the annoying lag from the Harmony, even after setting Inter-Key delay to zero. I just ordered a cheap Media Center Remote from Ebay today to see if the lag disappears. If it does, then it proves the Harmony is the problem.

Eugen Heide commented on 30 Nov 2015

+Glenn Watkins That's very true. I haven't found a remote that can do that either. Maybee these new 500 $ remotes from Harmony can do that but I'm not willing to spend that much. There is just no such market for people who want an universial remote control that works flawlessly and are not willing to spend hundrets of $.

Glenn Watkins commented on 29 Nov 2015

+Eugen Heide The trouble is finding another remote that can do what the Harmony does but without the lag. (without spending a mint)

Eugen Heide commented on 29 Nov 2015

+Glenn Watkins The Harmony is definitly the problem. I tried setting up old remote controls for my FLIRC IR USB dongle and they worked much better. In fact they worked instantly where the Harmony takes its time for each and every command.

Logitech Harmony One Universal Remote Review

Universal Ir Apple Remote for any computer running OSX

There was a post about a guy who installed an Ir receiver from a Macbook Pro 15" into a dell mini 9, but I thought that mod was cool except for the fact that it was ...

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Squat Squad commented on 28 Dec 2012

hello, i recently purchased the macbook pro retina 13 inch, i also got an apple remote for powerpoint presentation assuming that the rmbp had an ir receiver, it does not, and i cannot seem to find an irda adapter that would work for mac os, any suggestions?

enigmo08 commented on 04 Sep 2011

@details1st I looked at a usb pinout, and the cables on the ir receiver had similar colors, but substituted yellow for white. So I soldered it 1st to do a test connection before I crammed it inside the casing

details1st commented on 02 Sep 2011

Hi, how did you figure out the pinout of the MacBook's IR receiver? I'd also like to use the IR receiver of my old white 13" MacBook on other machines, but there are no colored wires attached to it.

jabronius commented on 15 Sep 2014

Sorry to pull this back from the dead, but will this work on a PC running Windows 7? Basically, is this IR receiver specific to Mac OS?

Adam McNutt commented on 20 Feb 2014

Haha, just found this while checking out archives of my old projects. That guy who installed it was me. :-)

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