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<blockquote data-quote="dobyken" data-source="post: 555556" data-attributes="member: 95522">I'm not playing with blaster much anymore but I did see that there's a command line tool for IR Server Suite that might let you see where the problem lies.&nbsp; The one command (-channel) looks like it might help you.&nbsp; &nbsp; I've written a few blaster apps and used to have a setting for number of repeats but don't know if that's built into this software.IR Blast (Command line tool)IR Blast is for blasting IR commands from the command line.But really IR Blast is to interface with other software that can launch external applications for IR Blasting.Usage: IRBlast -host {server} [-port x] [-pad x] [-channel] {commands} Use -host to specify the computer that is hosting the IR Server. Use -port to blast to a particular blaster port (optional). Use -channel to tell IR Blast to break apart the following IR Command and use each digit for a separate IR blast (optional). Use -delay to specify a time to delay between each command or digit in a channel number (Optional). Use -pad to tell IR Blast to pad channel numbers to a certain length (Optional, Requires -channel). Use a tilde ~ between commands to insert half second pauses.Examples: IRBlast -host HTPC TV_Power.IR This would blast the TV_Power.IR command on the HTPC computer to the default blaster port. IRBlast -host MEDIAPC -port Port_2 &quot;Turn on surround.IR&quot; This would blast the &quot;Turn on surround.IR&quot; command on the MEDIAPC computer to blaster port 2. IRBlast -host HTPC -pad 4 -channel 302 This would blast the 3.IR, 0.IR, and 2.IR commands on the HTPC computer to the default blaster port.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dobyken, post: 555556, member: 95522"] I'm not playing with blaster much anymore but I did see that there's a command line tool for IR Server Suite that might let you see where the problem lies. The one command (-channel) looks like it might help you. I've written a few blaster apps and used to have a setting for number of repeats but don't know if that's built into this software. IR Blast (Command line tool) IR Blast is for blasting IR commands from the command line. But really IR Blast is to interface with other software that can launch external applications for IR Blasting. Usage: IRBlast -host {server} [-port x] [-pad x] [-channel] {commands} Use -host to specify the computer that is hosting the IR Server. Use -port to blast to a particular blaster port (optional). Use -channel to tell IR Blast to break apart the following IR Command and use each digit for a separate IR blast (optional). Use -delay to specify a time to delay between each command or digit in a channel number (Optional). Use -pad to tell IR Blast to pad channel numbers to a certain length (Optional, Requires -channel). Use a tilde ~ between commands to insert half second pauses. Examples: IRBlast -host HTPC TV_Power.IR This would blast the TV_Power.IR command on the HTPC computer to the default blaster port. IRBlast -host MEDIAPC -port Port_2 "Turn on surround.IR" This would blast the "Turn on surround.IR" command on the MEDIAPC computer to blaster port 2. IRBlast -host HTPC -pad 4 -channel 302 This would blast the 3.IR, 0.IR, and 2.IR commands on the HTPC computer to the default blaster port. [/QUOTE]

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