Oh, and all four pi's have the same version of LibreElec, and the same theme. I just don't want to have to change mappings per TV. I guess what I'm think is I want to setup a Harmony remote, one per TV, and have the button's are mapped the same. However, when I switch to one of the Samsung's, I have to look at the remote and think about what button to push to get the results that I want. The two Samsung's have two different types of remotes, and of course they are mapped different from each other.įor the most part, I use the Sony, and have all of the button's memorized, so I can just click without having to look at what I'm doing. I have a Sony, two Samsung's, and then a off brand (using the Flirc). Its these three that I was thinking of when I posted this. One of the pi's uses a Flirc, which is a programmable IR receiver, but the others are native and interface with the pi via the HDMI-CEC interface. I don't have a Pi, but it looks like the Raspberry Pi is in the Harmony database Device Compatibilityīut it says you do need an adapter, what controls ie play stop ff etc it has I don't know.īy googling, I found a couple of IR's with remote for the Pi, with one of these, you could use the learning function. The current remote doesn't have all of the buttons needed, and I had to map buttons that don't fit the scheme, and I forget which button was mapped for which function. The TV with the Flirc is a pain, and I'm hoping that the Logitech will make it a little easier. Is that the case? I just want it to work and not have to do a lot of tweaking. (I'll have four Logitech Harmony 650 remotes).ĭoes the Logitech Harmony 650 remote map without any issues? I kinda of reviewed some of the other postings, and it looks like a lot of postings where of individuals having to tweak settings to get the remote to work correctly. I want a single remote, all mapped the same, so no matter which TV I use, I can pickup the remote and use it without having to think about which button is mapped to which function. I have to use a Flirc with one of those devices, and the mapping isn't the best, but it does work. For the most part, the TV remote works fine, but they're all different. All media devices are connected to different TV's and of course they all have different remotes. I have three RPi2 media devices, and a single RPi3 media device and I just recently switched to LibreElec. I'm thinking of switching to a Logitech Harmony 650 Remote.
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