[Noisebridge-discuss] ir

[d p chang]

Mitch Altman <maltman23 at hotmail.com> writes:

>> Subject: [Noisebridge-discuss] ir (was: Another try at a Ruby group...)
>> 
>> Sai Emrys <noisebridge at saizai.com> writes:
>> 
>> > http://github.com/fugalh/lircr/ (dependent on http://www.lirc.org/)
>> > seems like what you'll need. I don't know anything RC-related well
>> > enough to vet it, but could help you with anything that's Ruby
>> > specific.
>> 
>> lirc has pretty much all of the known 'signalling modes' (ive used it
>> for sircs/rc5/rc6/nec). it also has a pretty good db of actual codes
>> (pointing random remotes at it has a pretty good chance of finding one
>> it already knows how to deal w/).
>
> I've not checked out sircs or lirc.

sorry, i wasn't clear. by sircs i meant the sony 'modulation'
scheme. lirc is something like the 'linux ir code project'.

> They may be helpful for some POWER codes that I don't have recorded.

w/ the number of people i know w/ these (before i knew anything about
you or NB) i figured people were falling over themselves to get you
every code i existance :-)

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