[mythtv-users] IR Receiver for 'One-for-All' Universal Remote
Curtis Gedak
gedakc at gmail.com
Mon Jan 9 20:09:00 UTC 2023
I'm not sure if the following will help, but here's what I recall from
memory.
I believe that the UK ebay remote referred to was at one time referred
to as a Phillips 5100 4in1 MCE Remote Control. Strangely it is
difficult to find this remote on the web now. I had referred to it in a
Installing Mythbuntu 14.04 tutorial [1] I wrote but the kodi wiki link
in the tutorial no longer displays a page of remote controls.
[1]
https://gedakc.users.sourceforge.net/display-doc.php?name=pvr-install-mythbuntu1404#add-rc-mapping
If I recall correctly this remote acts like a keyboard and a mouse so is
different than a standard MCE remote with just buttons.
Curtis
On 2023-01-09 12:36, David Watkins wrote:
> When I transferred from using analogue decoders to DVB-T I gave up the
> remote control that came with my Hauppauge TV cards and I bought what I
> think was a clone of the Microsoft MCE USB remote. It looks exactly like this
> one currently on the UK ebay site <https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/204199835813>
> and shows up as a USB keyboard to the computer.
>
> I also bought a Harmony remote so I would only need a single remote across
> my Television, BT Box and MythTV. The Harmony was able to reproduce the
> codes for all three boxes, though I never really got on with it, and tended
> to keep using the MCE remote for MythTV.
>
> Anyway the Harmony remote has just died and I've replaced it with a
> 'One-for-All' URC7145 4-Device Universal Remote which I was really liking
> until I found that I can't get it to mimic the MCE remote. It won't even
> learn the buttons from it.
>
> Anyone know if there's a way round that, or will I have to buy a
> One-for-All IR receiver and possibly go through the pain of mapping all the
> keycodes again?
>
> Thanks
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