Hmm, I saw a post on This Link about someone creating a TCL app to remove the Sky+ Red-Dot they get in the UK.Originally Posted by timmy
In one of the posts, someone showed a brief snippet of code using irtest
to send IR data.
There is also This post on Minnies oztivo maillist archive about using IR Test to capture the information from other remote controls.
Which looks similar to whats in the IR database in the Tivo MFS for each digit.switcherstart -k
irest -t /dev/ttyS0 -l
Will output something like:
174.0000.1 85.0175.0 10.0261.1 10.0272.0 10.0283.1 9.0294.0 10.0304.1
10.0315.0
10.0326.1 10.0337.0 9.0348.1 10.0358.0 11.0369.1 9.0381.0 9.0391.1
10.0401.0
11.0412.1 9.0424.0 9.0434.1 11.0444.0 9.0456.1 10.0466.0 10.0477.1
10.0488.0
9.0499.1 10.0509.0 10.0520.1 32.0531.0 9.0564.1 10.0574.0 10.0585.1
10.0596.0
9.0607.1 10.0617.0 10.0628.1 32.0639.0 9.0672.1 32.0682.0 9.0715.1
10.0725.0
11.0736.1 9.0748.0 9.0758.1 11.0768.0 9.0780.1 10.0790.0 10.0801.1
10.0812.0
9.0823.1 10.0833.0 10.0844.1 10.0855.0 9.0866.1 10.0876.0 10.0887.1
32.0898.0
9.0931.1 32.0941.0 9.0974.1 32.0984.0 11.1017.1 30.1029.0 10.1060.1
32.1071.0
10.1104.1 31.1115.0 10.1147.1 125.1158.0
174.0000.1 42.0175.0 10.0218.1 122.0229.0
[without the leading 2 numbers which encode the frequency of the IR].
So, you can probably skip the Pronto and just use the Tivo to build your code database.
You jusy have to kill the "switcher" process to do this (swticherstart -k), then reboot your TiVo afterwards to restore normal operation.
FWIW - My Sky DigitalDecoder is a Pace, I use the UK Tivo "Pace" STB setting and find the "medium" setting works best. Same for my US Tivos.
Oh, yes, before anyone asks about the Sky UHF Decoder - forget it, the codes change on that remote with every button press and cannot be learned or played back by the Tivo AFAIK.
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