I haven't looked at them properly yet. The device at 0x71 is the known IR receiver device that is already supported in LIRC being polled, and therefore pretty obviously the transmitter has address 0x70.
OK, replying to myself here :)
If you look at the 123 send log, you can see that each button in the code set produces an enormous amount of data. This data doesn't appear to be set up or anything -- in "normal" winTV use, each button really does send that amount of stuff. Changing the code sets around changes the data (as you would expect). The other logs are just power on / power off.
Now I can't find this data in any readily available format: I've dug around in the hauppauge driver a little, but it will take more work to be able to extract it (optimistically, I was hoping for a nice big binary table, but unfortunately there doesn't appear to be one, there is some construction going on -- and therefore some structure in the data, if anyone can spot it).
I might beat on the driver some more later and see if I can get anything out of it. There are a bunch of tempting functions to call in various DLLs that look like they might produce some results. It also has an unused (presumably not working?) interface for learning codes.
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