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The HTC ONE can learn codes, th....................... .......... , your last selected data will still be present (model, vendor, devicetype).
Hope that helps? :fingers-crossed:
Thanks a lot ! works perfect. Keep up the good work :good:
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The HTC ONE can learn codes, th....................... .......... , your last selected data will still be present (model, vendor, devicetype).
Hope that helps? :fingers-crossed:
please redownload 0.5c if you downloaded before now, there was a bug in sending scripts
By the way @antifish the database of the IR remote is located in /data/data/com.htc.videohub.ui/db/Tiber.db
I opened it up but the IR codes are encoded. Not sure but it looks like base64.
Anyways! Will this be useful to you? I ripped it out of the app.
I can't get the learn function to work with my uverse remote or my aoc TV. But nice progress
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@Riyal
This is great, thanks a lot :good:
They are just formatted in json, its actually like plain-text
It looks like a lot of vendors but no that much codes, maybe it downloads codes only for devices which you added? Will check that on my phone and will try connect the vendors -> codes in that database, to use it in the OTRTA if possible. :fingers-crossed:
Hi,
the app started force closing on "Layouts" with 5a and now isn't even starting at all with 5c.
I can't send a logcat, because i haven't rooted the phone yet.
thx for this awesome app
Do do you have PULSE or FREQ error? Or only timeout?
You really have to be close (with the remote to the IR port of the ONE) and point precise to that IR port, otherwise it will not work and you get timeout error
Alright so I got it to work properly and uploaded info for aoc tv brand but it's mistakenly labeled air conditioner not tv so please fix if possible again awesome app ps it was not working for me before because it was not the original remote I was trying to teach from.
Edit: sleep would be a great tv button to add
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yeah the app does not work on aosp. no aosp roms support the IR blaster.
sqlite3 <database file>.db .dump > dump.sql
sqlite3 <name it to whatever>.db < dump.sql
Where is the database exported to on the sdcard? I'd like to manually add in all the codes for my remotes. learning can be a pain sometimes compared to copy/paste.
**EDIT**
NVM, just had a look at it, and it doesn't really look editable.
What's the easiest way? Can I send you a csv of the details or something?
Where is the database exported to on the sdcard? I'd like to manually add in all the codes for my remotes. learning can be a pain sometimes compared to copy/paste.
**EDIT**
NVM, just had a look at it, and it doesn't really look editable.
What's the easiest way? Can I send you a csv of the details or something?
Hi! I still haven't downloaded the newest version but is the exported file using a .db extension?
if yes maybe you can dump it into an sql file, edit it and repack it back to sqlite. Try this on adb...
Code:sqlite3 <database file>.db .dump > dump.sql
Edit the dump.sql using a text editor and then to repack it back
Code:sqlite3 <name it to whatever>.db < dump.sql
Is there anyway to find codes for Sony PlayStation Consoles?
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The playstation 3 has a bluetooth remote and not a IR remote, if i'm not wrong?
If you have your codes in a format like the one i posted (frequency, framedata, ect) send it to me with model vendor etc, and i'll try to add it. If you format looks different, send me one code and ill try to adapt it to my database
If you have no further financial interest in the project, good old github is the way to go. At the same time, you lose all control of the code. Yep. Push some code. And thanks for the m7 blaster fun!