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I don't know of anyone that has this working (including myself).<br>
I spent 3 weeks on this before realizing I wasn't the only one.<br>
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I saw in the linux dvb mailing list that Mike was working on a patch (as<br>
stated by Vik) but there hasn't been an update in a while.<br>
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Brett<br>
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<pre wrap="">On 10/5/07, Nicholas Magers <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:Nicholas.Magers@lands.nsw.gov.au"><Nicholas.Magers@lands.nsw.gov.au></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Could someone point in the right direction to get this remote working? It is
the dvico mce remote that plugs into the back of the card itself. I got the
card running using the linuxtv.org/mercurial drivers but the remote is
proving baffling. Any advice would be appreciated.
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AFAIK it doesn't work at the moment. Mike Krufky is working on another
test patch, but I have no idea how long it will be before a working
one comes out. See the linux-dvb mailing list for more info.
Personally I've opted for a home-made serial IR receiver (together
with the dvico MCE remote) until the dvico driver becomes a reality.
To activate it waking the computer up when you hit the power button on
the remote, I had to boot into windows and install the drivers. After
that the power-on worked fine.
vik
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