Yes, you are correct. I assumed he had an lircd.conf file for his remote. The complete process would be as follows:
stop lircd irrecord lircd.conf Press each button and name cp mylircd.conf to /etc/lircd.conf (having a backup is always a good thing) edit lircrc and match the names you used in lircd file to the functions you want in Myth cp lircrc to ~mythuser/.mythtv/lircrc restart lircd voila! I recommend having a backup of each file in case they get blown away, or you want to play with different mappings. Robin On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 09:38:32 +1100, Phill Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > You want to run "irw" at a command line. > > Press the button you want to correct and it will display what the IR > > receiver received. > > > > Then in your lircrc file, you map that to the Myth function you want. > > You can have more than one button do the same thing in Myth. This is > > what the section would look like in your file (note I added the "<--- > > COMMENTS" they don;t belong in the lircrc file. > > > > begin > > prog = mythtv > > button = REW <---THIS IS WHAT irw REPORTS > > repeat = 4 > > config = Left <-- THIS IS WHAT YOU WANT IT TO BE IN MYTHTV > > end > > I think you have to make sure that the signal sent by each key is also > in the lircd.conf file, don't you? It's possible that whoever created > the lircd.conf you have didn't map every button in there which could > be why some of them don't do. anything. You can make your own > lircd.conf quite simply by shutting down the lircd service and running > "irrecord yourfilenamehere.conf". If you make sure you press and name > every button when you do this then you can use this as your new > lircd.conf when you restart lircd. > > Regards, > Phill >
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