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> From: weasel@meer.net<BR>> To: noisebridge-discuss@lists.noisebridge.net<BR>> Date: Sun, 26 Jul 2009 21:43:31 -0700<BR>> Subject: [Noisebridge-discuss] ir (was: Another try at a Ruby group...)<BR>> <BR>> Sai Emrys <noisebridge@saizai.com> writes:<BR>> <BR>> > http://github.com/fugalh/lircr/ (dependent on http://www.lirc.org/)<BR>> > seems like what you'll need. I don't know anything RC-related well<BR>> > enough to vet it, but could help you with anything that's Ruby<BR>> > specific.<BR>> <BR>> lirc has pretty much all of the known 'signalling modes' (ive used it<BR>> for sircs/rc5/rc6/nec). it also has a pretty good db of actual codes<BR>> (pointing random remotes at it has a pretty good chance of finding one<BR>> it already knows how to deal w/).<BR>> <BR>> \p<BR><BR>
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I've not checked out sircs or lirc. Thanks Sai and \p for the links. They may be helpful for some POWER codes that I don't have recorded.<BR>
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