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<blockquote data-quote="Stéphane Lenclud" data-source="post: 1182121" data-attributes="member: 140174">I came across that problem myself. It could be a weakness from the driver but it's only an issue when using some universal remotes, hardware or apps.To me it seems some universal remotes are sending incomplete signals leaving the driver in the wrong state resulting in the next signal being ignored.I did get such incomplete signals from various android apps remotes and from button I taught to a Philips Prestigo remote.Teaching again the button to your remote can fix the problem, you need to make sure you press the button on your original remote for the &quot;right&quot; duration while recording it.Interestingly my Harmony 950, and I assume most Harmony remote can sanitize such incomplete signals. So if you teach such a broken signal to your Harmony it won't suffer the same side effect when using it and I see you've noticed that too: .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stéphane Lenclud, post: 1182121, member: 140174"] I came across that problem myself. It could be a weakness from the driver but it's only an issue when using some universal remotes, hardware or apps. To me it seems some universal remotes are sending incomplete signals leaving the driver in the wrong state resulting in the next signal being ignored. I did get such incomplete signals from various android apps remotes and from button I taught to a Philips Prestigo remote. Teaching again the button to your remote can fix the problem, you need to make sure you press the button on your original remote for the "right" duration while recording it. Interestingly my Harmony 950, and I assume most Harmony remote can sanitize such incomplete signals. So if you teach such a broken signal to your Harmony it won't suffer the same side effect when using it and I see you've noticed that too: . [/QUOTE]

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