I demand that Andr? Bischof may or may not have written... > Oliver Endriss schrieb: > ... >>> Does your TV react on the nova-t remote too? > Until now I have not encountered this, it seems only to be the other way > round. <AOL>. My Nova-T (budget-ci) responds to some button presses on various Philips remote controls, but none of the other devices respond to the Nova-T remote control. >>> If yes, then you're doomed. If no, you're using the DVB remote driver in >>> 'all devices' mode, which ignores the device id of the remote signals. >>> If you use av7110_loadkeys, use the -a flag to select the correct id, or, >>> even better, dont use av7110_loadkeys and let the remote plugin handle >>> that. The remote plugin will usually use the -a mode. >> Sorry, av7110_loadkeys cannot be used with budget cards. The budget >> drivers do not support keymap loading or address selection. > Well, I don't know anything about av7110_loadkeys, the only thing I know is > that the adv717x module is loades (among others), but nothing like av7110. If you have a line looking like N: Name="Budget-CI dvb ir receiver saa7146 (0)" in /proc/bus/input/devices then your card is similar to mine, and you can patch budget-ci to support keymap loading. I've just updated my patch for this to work with v4l-dvb CVS; along with the corresponding utils patch, it's been sent to linux-dvb. [snip] > Is there another way to restrict the remote to the device ID of the correct > remote control? The driver (in my case, at least) is seeing the same range of values regardless of which remote control is being used. -- | Darren Salt | d youmustbejoking,demon,co,uk | nr. Ashington, | Debian, | s zap,tartarus,org | Northumberland | RISC OS | @ | Toon Army | I don't ask for much, just untold riches... On the way to the corner, a dropped tool will land on your foot.
