Hi!
I've been using vdr for a while with the remote plugin listening on a TCP port. Now that I want to make my PVR usable for people other than myself I have been trying to fix up my irda adapter.
The adapter I am using is one which plugs in to the motherboard and I have all the kernel modules built and can see it working by using minicom on /dev/ttyS1.
When I start vdr with --rcu=/dev/ttyS1 it doesn't go in to learning mode so I assume it's not working. (The remote.conf has been deleted!)
Does anyone else use a similar setup? I'd prefer to avoid lirc if possible but am open to other solutions.
I'm using 1.3.24 (-2.ds - thanks Darren!) and am trying to start vdr with...
vdr --rcu=/dev/ttyS1 '-Pxine'
Thanks.
Tom
Tom A wrote:
Hi!
I've been using vdr for a while with the remote plugin listening on a TCP port. Now that I want to make my PVR usable for people other than myself I have been trying to fix up my irda adapter.
The adapter I am using is one which plugs in to the motherboard and I have all the kernel modules built and can see it working by using minicom on /dev/ttyS1.
When I start vdr with --rcu=/dev/ttyS1 it doesn't go in to learning mode so I assume it's not working. (The remote.conf has been deleted!)
Does anyone else use a similar setup? I'd prefer to avoid lirc if possible but am open to other solutions.
I'm using 1.3.24 (-2.ds - thanks Darren!) and am trying to start vdr with...
vdr --rcu=/dev/ttyS1 '-Pxine'
Thanks.
Tom
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