Re:Hijacking infrared to make a dumb device smart
by 4m1r on Thursday December 01, 2022 @11:37AM
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There are many bars available which have remote control learning.... e.g Yamaha YAS-306. Its just 2-3 mins job and you dont have to do these hacks. I have one from early 2000s which works perfect.y
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Re:Hijacking infrared to make a dumb device smart
by OJFord on Thursday December 01, 2022 @02:10PM
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This article is about replacing the IR remote control with an HTTP interface.
Are there any bars available on the market that can learn how to pick up such wireless transmissions and respond to their requests?
Re:Hijacking infrared to make a dumb device smart
by acomjean on Thursday December 01, 2022 @02:31PM
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I think this was a comment on the fact that many stereo components were sold with remote receivers but no remotes.
I have memories a bunch of in the late 80s going to our electronics store so my brother could program our new programmable remote so we use it could use it with our cd player.. so sneaky we were.
This article is well more sophisticated.
Re:Hijacking infrared to make a dumb device smart
by Raidion on Thursday December 01, 2022 @03:38PM
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Not crapping on this project because it's hella awesome, but a more scalable solution (which might not be worth it at all) would be to make a HTTP interface to a remote control, then have the remote control beam IR signals at whatever. This would mean that for any new device you add, you just have to pair the remote instead of wiring up another Pi to it.