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<blockquote data-quote="skr-home" data-source="post: 60161" data-attributes="member: 19195"><p>Yesterday i checked my remotes using winlirc and a standard serial ir-receiver. All my remotes incl. FireDTV Remote send clear codes and winlirc was able to learn, except the remote of my andersson r1 av-receiver. Maybe it is just unusable with winlirc, but the strange thing is that it looks like it always sends different codes on same buttons. I don't know what special kind of remote it is! At all only the builtin ir-receiver in FloppyDTV is reacting on this remote falsely. All my other components with ir-receiver (TV, etc.) do not. Also my Cyberlink HID ir-receiver (for my HTPC) doesn't let to mislead by this remote. Now i have disabled the FireDTV Remote support within MP and switched back to Cyberlink's one to get rid of my problem.</p><p></p><p>By the way, do you know if there is / will be native support for Cyberlink's HID remote within MP? At the moment i have activated "MCE remote" in MP and using the good old girder to get it working. I hate to have thousands of single tools behind to get a well functioning environment.</p><p></p><p>---</p><p></p><p>Yesterday i discovered that my stutter problem also occurs when recording tv live and sheduled. The short stutter really gets recorded in the mpeg file. I checked this outside of MP with windows media player and can realize the stutter also. In dvd or normal file playback i don't have something like that. Because of this, i think this can't be problem relating to my environment (switching audio mode on av-receiver, etc.).</p><p></p><p>Regards</p><p>Sebastian</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="skr-home, post: 60161, member: 19195"] Yesterday i checked my remotes using winlirc and a standard serial ir-receiver. All my remotes incl. FireDTV Remote send clear codes and winlirc was able to learn, except the remote of my andersson r1 av-receiver. Maybe it is just unusable with winlirc, but the strange thing is that it looks like it always sends different codes on same buttons. I don't know what special kind of remote it is! At all only the builtin ir-receiver in FloppyDTV is reacting on this remote falsely. All my other components with ir-receiver (TV, etc.) do not. Also my Cyberlink HID ir-receiver (for my HTPC) doesn't let to mislead by this remote. Now i have disabled the FireDTV Remote support within MP and switched back to Cyberlink's one to get rid of my problem. By the way, do you know if there is / will be native support for Cyberlink's HID remote within MP? At the moment i have activated "MCE remote" in MP and using the good old girder to get it working. I hate to have thousands of single tools behind to get a well functioning environment. --- Yesterday i discovered that my stutter problem also occurs when recording tv live and sheduled. The short stutter really gets recorded in the mpeg file. I checked this outside of MP with windows media player and can realize the stutter also. In dvd or normal file playback i don't have something like that. Because of this, i think this can't be problem relating to my environment (switching audio mode on av-receiver, etc.). Regards Sebastian [/QUOTE]
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