James Trietsch a écrit :
> Well the day is soon coming when I'll be moved into my new home and the 
> Freevo will come out of storage (of course) and life will continue on fairly 
> normally (hopefully)...
>   
Hope you an happy new home (sweet home !)
> Question-the-second: How well does Freevo work with IR-blasting channel 
> change commands to the cable box? I saw the message recently from Pascal, 
> which was good timing: I had forgotten if Freevo could even do it (and how to 
> set it up). I'm coming to terms with the fact I'll be running Freevo to 
> record video input from the cable box and while that is better than nothing, 
> it's a shame I won't be able to watch one thing (live) while recording 
> another.
>
>   
I can only answer a little to this part. I did some tests with the 
embedded IR Blaster on a PVR-150... In short, just forget it !
On the contrary, I bougth a commandir toy (coming in Europe with 4 
irblaster, the delivery depends on the shopping area, no idea why...).
That thing is amazing ! It works really out of the box, don't need any 
kernel module (just download/compile lircd and start with the commandir 
driver).
I learned (mostly for fun) some IR I had at home, and I can use it from 
Linux very easily.
In freevo, I had to adapt a little bit the script, but there is no need 
of big pythonic knowledge : the script is straighforward, and basically, 
you just have to change one or two lines to create the correct line 
argument to irsend.
I only encounter a small trouble (well, not so small !) The IRCommand 
toy seems to be a little hungry, and I had to add a powered USB Hub to 
have it to work (according to http://www.commandir.com, this is a known 
trouble of motherboard with an NVidia chipset)

Pascal

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