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HDMI CEC (Consumer Electronics Control), HDMI communication channel protocol support? - fenterbug - 2010-09-10 21:19
My Sony TV has a feature called "Bravia Sync". So does my Playstation 3. "Bravia Sync" is Sony's branding of the HDMI1.3 Consumer Electronics Control spec. That spec allows hardware devices to control each other via the HDMI connection. (See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI)
My question is: Does XBMC have any support for CEC? Actually, I don't even know if the question applies to XBMC or to my video card, which does have HDMI, btw. But I thought I'd ask here first to see if someone a bit more educated than me can shed some light on my ignorance.
Thanks so much!
- Malard - 2010-09-10 22:40
We are actively investigating and developing both a software and hardware solution for this problem. Stay tuned!
- ChocoboX - 2010-09-27 12:06
Finally a newer article tackling this subject on Google search!! I second that request.
I just got my Samsung PN50C7000 50" Plasma TV and I have Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) enabled. The TV can see my PS3 and I can control it via the remote control. Onkyo receiver also support Anynet+ so auto device detection, power on/off, channel selection are all handled via one remote control for both.
I need a solution for XBMC. It would be awesome to switch to XBMC via the remote control and navigate to play the video files.
I will definitely stay tuned.
- heldchen - 2010-09-27 22:49
that would be really awesome... especially if there could be bidirectional support (i.e. turning tv off => suspending xbmc; turning tv on => resuming xbmc; suspending xbmc => turning tv off; resuming xbmc => turning tv on).
- Lazarusdk - 2010-11-02 18:22
This do work. (I got Ubuntu 10.04 and XMBC SVN)
Any change we can debug the different "remotes"?
I have a Pioneer pdp508lx tv, and a pioneer VSX-LX70 reciever.
The volume control on the remote give some overlay in the movies, not sure what is it, but it could seems like some kind of information about the movie time, but it's alot of zero's.
and my remote for a sagem tv tuner, the turn off/on button is the "esc" in XBMC
It could be cool to get this to work
- joke17 - 2010-11-27 18:44
Lazarusdk Wrote:This do work. (I got Ubuntu 10.04 and XBMC SVN)
Any change we can debug the different "remotes"?
I have a Pioneer pdp508lx tv, and a pioneer VSX-LX70 reciever.
The volume control on the remote give some overlay in the movies, not sure what is it, but it could seems like some kind of information about the movie time, but it's alot of zero's.
and my remote for a sagem tv tuner, the turn off/on button is the "esc" in XBMC
It could be cool to get this to work
Does it work out of the box for you? I ve Ubuntu 10.10 and XBMC Dharma RC1 installed with a sony bravia.
Or do i have to configure anything else?
What i want to do is to control the xbmc with my bravia remote, like i can do with my ps3.
- JockMacMad - 2011-01-30 17:38
+1
Have Bravia Sync TV (HDMI-CEC) so would love XBMC to work along with my BD Player.
- pko66 - 2011-01-31 11:29
Lazarusdk Wrote:This do work. (I got Ubuntu 10.04 and XBMC SVN)
Any change we can debug the different "remotes"?
I have a Pioneer pdp508lx tv, and a pioneer VSX-LX70 reciever.
There was a thread I started some time ago about this but it was abandoned after finding that there is no hardware support for sending/receiving remote information through HDMI from nvidia, or at least that was inferred from some conversations in the nvidia developers' forum. Is that wrong? does CEC actually work from a computer running linux?
- Targettio - 2011-01-31 17:49
Also, despite CEC being a standard, most major manufacturers have made it so their version of CEC (Anynet+ Bravialink etc) do not work with any other manufacturers version of CEC.
This will probably make it very difficult for the XBMC dev's to be able to 'talk' to all CEC equipment, even if there were graphics cards with CEC HDMI ports.
- Maxoo - 2011-01-31 19:22
ChocoboX Wrote:I just got my Samsung PN50C7000 50" Plasma TV and I have Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) enabled. The TV can see my PS3 and I can control it via the remote control.Seems to me that mean Bravia link and Anynet+ are compatible.