[Announce] Pierogi - a universal infrared remote control app - Page 20 - maemo.org

superpj101 | # 191 | 2012-02-16, 05:55 | Report

thanks for the awesome app.this made my n900 so unique!

Crust | # 192 | 2012-02-16, 06:33 | Report

Thank you!!!

Originally Posted by Copernicus View Post

Sure thing; there appears to be plenty of support for Kenwood in the LIRC files, and it's all using the standard "NEC" protocol, so it should be easy to import to Pierogi. I'll put it on the list.

Bazza | # 193 | 2012-02-16, 11:56 | Report

Well done, works an absolute treat.

tried:-

philips keyset 1, toshiba keyset 1, and sky control keyset 1a

and all work perfect.

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mmaadx | # 194 | 2012-02-16, 14:18 | Report

Bazza please add your working devices to the wiki or post the model numbers here.

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jbscurtis | # 195 | 2012-02-16, 17:17 | Report

Love it! Almost as good as the one on my ancient Clie. I know you are working on DirecTV and that is all I'm waiting for. I'll go to the wiki and add the devices its working for. Are you accepting donation$$.

Copernicus | # 196 | 2012-02-16, 17:43 | Report

Originally Posted by jbscurtis View Post

Love it! Almost as good as the one on my ancient Clie. I know you are working on DirecTV and that is all I'm waiting for. I'll go to the wiki and add the devices its working for. Are you accepting donation$$.

Thank you! And, let me state here that I did not write this program for any other reason than that I wanted it for myself; this is a free, open-source program, and nobody should feel under any obligations when using it. Do what you will with it, use it however you like.

But, yes, if you feel this effort is worthy of some small donation, I would gladly accept it.

Let me set something up...

hermes040 | # 197 | 2012-02-16, 18:03 | Report

Originally Posted by

I'll put Beko on the list, too. (I've only found a couple of config files for them though, so might not have good coverage for their devices.)

Hello Copernicus.
I had access to a Beko Tv set today and tested Pierogi. The original remote of Beko is RC-YC1. Your keyset didn't work at all with it, however I tried Philips keyset 1a and most of the keys work with Beko. All keys on main page work, but Utility page I/II button works as picture mode. You may need to have a look again.

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Bazza | # 198 | 2012-02-16, 18:30 | Report

toshiba tv models:-

toshiba keyset 1

37C3030 and 32WLT66

** these should also work with 99 % of the toshiba models, toshiba don't really change how their remotes work**

philips keyset 1

37PFL7603D

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Copernicus | # 199 | 2012-02-16, 18:41 | Report

Originally Posted by hermes040 View Post

Hello Copernicus.
I had access to a Beko Tv set today and tested Pierogi. The original remote of Beko is RC-YC1. Your keyset didn't work at all with it, however I tried Philips keyset 1a and most of the keys work with Beko. All keys on main page work, but Utility page I/II button works as picture mode. You may need to have a look again.

Interesting! I'll dig around a bit, and see if I can find some Philips-protocol-based Beko information. A lot of these corporations end up using each other's hardware, so it isn't surprising that Beko might have some connection to Philips...

sixwheeledbeast | # 200 | 2012-02-16, 18:49 | Report

Originally Posted by Bazza View Post

toshiba keyset 1
37C3030 and 32WLT66

philips keyset 1
37PFL7603D

Added to wiki

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