[mythtv-users] Mythtv0.20 and lirc

[Vidal Sainz]

Yes.. lircd.conf is setup and IRW shows me the correct information when 
i press buttons on the remote.  As far as I can tell mythfrontend never 
tries to connect to lircd.  Is there any way for me to confirm whether 
or not Mythfrontend is  trying to communicate with LIRCD???

V

Matt Rude wrote:
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> Do you have the /etc/lircd.conf file setup correctly for your remote
> control?
> have you  tried irw? (/usr/bin/irw in FC)  irw will show you the output
> of your remote control
>
> - -Matt
>
>
> Vidal Sainz wrote:
>   
>> I am having a problem getting myth to use lirc.  I can use IRW to make
>> sure that the remote is being seen by lirc and everthing looks good
>> there.  I have also made sure that i have lircrc located in ~.mythtv\. 
>> However i cannot get myth tv to respond to any of the remote buttons.  I
>> also do not see any connection in the lircd.log file when i start the
>> frontend.  If i run the mythfrontend with --version option i can see
>> that lirc is enabled.
>>
>> The version of lirc i am using is .0.8.1pre2.  any help on this will be
>> appreciated...
>>
>> V
>>
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