Hello,
has anybody used the CiT Media Centre Remote (reports as a Aureal Semiconductor in lsusb) sucessfully with XBMC?
I bought mine on cclonline in the UK (http://www.cclonline.com/product-info.as...id=gsearch)
I am not sure which lirc conf I have to use, the aureal on the lirc/remotes web site does not seem to work.
Cheers,
peter
PeterW
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2010-10-08 10:58
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BM007
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2010-10-22 18:23
Post: #2
Did you get anywhere with this remote?
Ive got the same remote however when in XBMC the directional buttons move the mouse pointer instead of moving up and down the menus. Also some of the buttons do work, such as the play, stop, fwd, rwd and some others for menu navigation. There is also a blue button labelled toggle. When I press that, everything stops working. It could probably be a very usable remote if the d-pad worked correctly. Cheers BM |
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mebo
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2010-11-21 14:03
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The issue with this remote is that it incorrectly reports itself as a single key keyboard. As this remote is a USB HID, you need to ensure that you install this patch from the following thread.
http://gitorious.org/hid-aureal-kernel-module and then do this There would be a makefile, do make and then make install. You need to add "sudo" to both the comments. Once done, i think you need to move the .o and .ko files to a location where the kernel can find it. Once done reboot and then do this to your /etc/rc.local file. edit /etc/rc.local and include rmmod usbhid modprobe hid-aureal modprobe usbhid After this, all keys in the remote should work with out any issue. No need to setup lirc. |
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mebo
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2010-11-21 14:05
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Forgot to add the thread which was discussing about this and thanks to the folks who made it to work.
http://www2.dealextreme.com/forums/Defau...did.624377 |
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PeterW
Member Posts: 81 Joined: Dec 2009 Reputation: 0 Location: Cambridge, UK |
2010-12-15 19:37
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Hello, thanks for all to provide a solution.
I have downloaded, compiled and installed the kernel module. Most seems to work. One thing I find annoying is that the remote's arrow keys make the mouse move. I would prefer them to behave like the cursors. How can I do that? BTW I tried lirc with the lirc.conf provided on page 2 of "http://www2.dealextreme.com/forums/Default.dx/sku.34435~threadid.624377", but still the same. Or should I just leave it and edit the keymap in XBMC? Cheers, peter |
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speed32219
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2010-12-17 04:19
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It would be a great help if someone would post the output of lsusb for the device or even lsusb -v. I'm having a similar problem but on a different device and wanted to see if the manuf. and device were the same output as yours.
example: lsusb Bus 005 Device 002: ID 0755:2626 Aureal Semiconductor example: lsusb -v Code: Bus 005 Device 002: ID 0755:2626 Aureal Semiconductor
(This post was last modified: 2010-12-17 16:57 by speed32219.)
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mebo
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2010-12-20 18:48
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@PeterW
You need to simply press the "toggle" button in the remote to make it work like keyboard. Its quite annoying, i know. but i havent found a solution for it yet. |
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PeterW
Member Posts: 81 Joined: Dec 2009 Reputation: 0 Location: Cambridge, UK |
2010-12-23 19:24
Post: #8
@mebo:
Thanks a lot for the hint. It works fine now. @speed32219: Code: Bus 004 Device 002: ID 0755:2626 Aureal Semiconductor |
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joelones
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2011-01-01 20:00
Post: #9
Has anyone got the remote to mimic the "c" (Context menu) or "i" (Info) keystrokes with this remote?
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joelones
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2011-01-03 23:59
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