IRSS 1.5.0.116: MP1.6 and Newer - Unoficial Testing Version ( No support ) (3 Viewers)

[Starwer]

Hi @kilik360

Thanks! The screenshot helped a great deal. With it I could find and fix the issue, plus another one that I figured out while trying this experiment !
The problem was in fact not the batch file, but the fact that the "Start Folder" option ended by a \.

Here is the description of the patch:
- Bugfix: ExternalProgram modifies wrong textbox when using StartFolder selector
- Bugfix: use of \ at the end of a command parameter was inconsistent

@azzuro: I've enclosed the Patch and updated my Unofficial_.net_AnyCPU branch.

 

[azzuro]

Fine i must update the git repo. But my devstation is always down.

 

[azzuro]

Hello boy's ( & girls)

New version : from @Starwer fix ( thanks)
V1.5.0.92 : 2015 03 12
translator :
- Bugfix: ExternalProgram modifies wrong textbox when using StartFolder selector (Starwer)
- Bugfix: use of \ at the end of a command parameter was inconsistent [starwer )
- Fix syntax error in DirecTV STB definition. ( mm1352000 )

@Starwer : i moved all the branch to my master branch, for easy search for novice

 

[azzuro]

V1.5.0.99 : 2015 03 13

- Bugfix: Debug tool crash when try to connect. ( azzuro )
- Rework : Imon remote as Abstract remote mode - limited support for better MP2 support out of box. (azzuro)

@Christophe Pelin : essaie ca !

 

[jjemil808]

Thank you so much for updating IRSS.

The problem is that my HP MCE Remote has some raw codes that are not mapped to any actions.

Live TV is 31686
Replay is 31615

Those codes don't correspond to any actions in the Abstract Remote Model or Microsoft MCE. I looked, but apparently there is no way to assign actions to those codes in the IRSS MP Control Plugin.

For Kodi Media Center and Plex, I simply create a custom IRSSMap.xml file that I put in Plex or Kodi Userdata.

<irssmap>
    <remote device="Microsoft MCE">
        <replay>31615</replay>
        <live tv>31686</live tv>
    </remote>
    <remote device="Abstract">
        <replay>31615</replay>
        <live tv>31686</live tv>
    </remote>
</irssmap>

Unfortunately, with MediaPortal I'm still trying to find a way to map raw remote codes to actions. It doesn't seem that it can be done in the MP Control Plugin GUI or a custom xml file.

MediaPortal or MP Control Plugin should have provisions for adding remote codes that are "not on file".

 

[azzuro]

You can,
1 . IRserver is set for send Abstract code
go to IRSS program folder :
C:\ProgramData\IR Server Suite\IR Server\Abstract Remote Maps\Microsoft MCE\Microsoft MCE.xml

2. set IRServer as not Abtstractmode
go to MP config : MPControlplugin
and select the button name, and press your remote button, the button must be added to this button name.

 

[jjemil808]

You can,
2. set IRServer as not Abtstractmode
go to MP config : MPControlplugin
and select the button name, and press your remote button, the button must be added to this button name.

Azzuro, oh my God! That's a fantastic suggestion. Thanks.

I read several guides, but nowhere is it written that you can simply go to MPControlplugin -> Remote Controls
and just click on a button name. Now hitting a button on the remote will simply map that remote button to that button name. It works so great even with keeping the Abstract remote and just adding those unregistered buttons. This is the best IRSS suggestion I have ever seen.

Now, if wonder if there's a way to implement long button presses, so I can use the Apple remote that only has 7 buttons.

 

[azzuro]

This is the best IRSS suggestion I have ever seen.

i'm not sure : it's sarcasm ?

buttons

sorry, the long press don't work.
i have myself Imon mini remote, who have long press (out of box) but don't work with IRSS.

CALL TO DEV : if one dev want include this feature, you're welcome.

 

[jjemil808]

Sorry. I didn't want it to sound like sarcasm. For me, it was the most useful suggestion.

Long presses don't work. Understood.

 

[djonline]

If there is on internet database with blast codes for any TV ? Like "select HDMI2 source", "TV on" (not power off TV if it is on). There is no such codes on original remotes, so I can't learn from them, but this codes exist.