Hello,
It is possible to make a remote.conf repository?
It will great to have a folder to all remote configuration.
I am looking for Mini M8S II device. Anyone could share it?
Regards.
Hello,
It is possible to make a remote.conf repository?
It will great to have a folder to all remote configuration.
I am looking for Mini M8S II device. Anyone could share it?
Regards.
Hi
I've uploaded mine (for a Mini M8S II, S095X 2/16 Gb) here : LE 7.02.009 – Google Drive
Great idea I'll do the same.
here's a bunch i've been collecting (updated 7-March-17)
- beelink m18
- coolead
- mini m8s ii
- m8s+
- nexbox a5
- nexbox a95x
- ott mxq
- qbox
- tanix tx5pro
- tronsmart s95
- x96
also "create_remoteconf_from_scratch.txt"
Note that the mini m8s ii files are commented/documented, the others are "raw"
That great!
I think that it will be stored in the kszap repo, with device trees.
It will be great to have a photo of the remote, maybe there are same remotes for different devices.
Kind regards.
Here is a Beelink remote.conf works with LibreELEC-S905.arm-7.0.3.012c.img.gz
Thanks @ Poida for the remote.conf file
BEELINK.zip?dl=1
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Here's a MXQ remote.conf works with LibreELEC-S805.HD18Q.arm-7.0.2.7
Here is mine : remote.conf for MXQ4k box amlogic 905x, using kzaq build 7.0.3.012c
remot_mxq4k_le7.0.3.012.zip
Here's mine from Tanix TX5Pro.
Tweaked to make some unused buttons work as Play/Pause, Stop, Codec Info
Attached both files - original and modified.
Enjoy
Tronsmart S95/S95x remote.conf
Thanks to hscotty55 for this one.
Also. Quick question about this remote. I want to change the top right Mouse button to be a global Stop button since mouse functions on these remotes are useless.
Anyone know how. Ive looked at the conf file and cant figure it out.
Thanks.
Charbs
It's pretty simple
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fn_key_scancode = 0x17 (mouse button code 17)
left_key_scancode = 0x47
right_key_scancode = 0x15
up_key_scancode = 0x46
down_key_scancode = 0x16
ok_key_scancode = 0x55
pageup_key_scancode = 0x04
pagedown_key_scancode = 0x1bmouse_begin
# 0 0x47 (put # in front)
# 1 0x15 (put # in front)
# 2 0x46 (put # in front)
# 3 0x16 (put # in front)
mouse_endkey_begin
0x18 116
0x54 2
0x16 108
0x17 116 (replace mouse button code command with global stop 116)key_end
repeat_key_begin
0x18 116
0x54 2
0x16 108
0x17 116 (replace mouse button code command with global stop 116)
Here is one for an X96 box. 2G/16 s905x
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And here's one for an OTT MXQ 1G/8 s805
CharbsIt's pretty simple
Thanks so much. I will give this a try.
Is the mouse key on all remote.conf always the fn_key_scancode ?
Also how would I have found out that global stop was 116? Is this listed somewhere?
And just curious what the # does when adding it to the front of the lines you suggested.
Is the mouse key on all remote.conf always the fn_key_scancode ?
Also how would I have found out that global stop was 116? Is this listed somewhere?
And just curious what the # does when adding it to the front of the lines you suggested.
fn_key_scancode is usually a programmable button, it might handle some other function.
When the mouse button is pressed you can move the pointer UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT by pressing the circle around OK button. And by adding # you just block unwanted lines.
116 - a standard linux command as listed there
You may also have a look at creating remote config from scratch
fn_key_scancode is usually a programmable button, it might handle some other function.
When the mouse button is pressed you can move the pointer UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT by pressing the circle around OK button. And by adding # you just block unwanted lines.
116 - a standard linux command as listed thereYou may also have a look at creating remote config from scratch
In that link you posted for the command list it seems like I should be using 128 not 116
#define KEY_POWER 116 /* SC System Power Down */
#define KEY_STOP 128 /* AC Stop */
In that link you posted for the command list it seems like I should be using 128 not 116
#define KEY_POWER 116 /* SC System Power Down */
#define KEY_STOP 128 /* AC Stop */
My mistake! Use 166 command.
My mistake! Use 166 command.
Worked perfectly. Thanks.
New problem. Although the mouse button does in fact stop playback, it now disables the OK button and the blue highlight around the item disappears when i try to select something right after I hit the mouse/stop button. I have to press the mouse button again to use the OK button. So strange.
New problem.
Have you changed both lines with 166?
key_begin
key_end
Also try to delete or block with # these ones:
ok_key_scancode = 0x55
pageup_key_scancode = 0x04
pagedown_key_scancode = 0x1b