JP1 Remotes

I have posted a corrected version of the upgrade for the Western Digital WD TV Live media server/streamer (model WDBHG70000NBK-HESN). The first version has an incorrect EFC for "stop".

Moderators: Please remove the incorrect version.

The corrected version is available here.

I've built a binary for DecodeIR 2.43 for PowerPC Macs, using Xcode 3.2.1 in Snow Leopard. (I installed the old Xcode, all 2.6 GB or so of it, on my old Snow Leopard "emergency tools" flash drive to do so.) It's available here.

Unzip and place in the folder labeled Mac OS X-ppc in your ...

For a while there I was strongly recommending against installing RM in the Program Files folder because it was a problem in Vista. Most of the older JP1 programs break "program files" rules, and end up shoving things in hidden virtual stores that are hard to get access to fix.

I've added a ...

What's the status of IR.exe, now that all (or almost all) of its functionality is available in RMIR?

The current version is 8.03, and it hasn't been updated on over a year. Is it still being actively maintained, or is it kept around now for those who can't (or don't want to) use Java? IIRC, this ...

If only I had remembered the wiki, I might have saved myself the trouble of updating all that HTML! :eek:

Anyway, I've been to the wiki. The information there is much better; I only had to add a little bit about where to get Java, and how to get RemoteMaster running on various OSes (under the topic ...

A revised HTML tutorial for RM is now available here. To use it, simply unzip it, and replace the "tutorial" folder in your RemoteMaster directory with this one.

• Updated to match current version of RMIR. Removed all references to IR.exe, except for "Legacy KM/IR version" link at top.
• Links for ...

The latest build of DecodeIR for Mac OS X is now available here. It includes a revised Makefile for Xcode 4.1 in OS X 10.7 "Lion", and a new Read Me file.

Unfortunately, I am no longer able to compile a PPC version. If anyone is still using Snow Leopard or earlier with Xcode 3.x, that person can ...

When I started this thread, I didn't even know whether a port to OS X would work--I was working from a wild guess (it works in Linux, Linux and OS X are both Unix, therefore it just might work in OS X). And I didn't have the necessary cable for testing.

With your help, I got an initial build of the ...

alex750, any luck with Kevin's suggestion?
Yep. It's all good. I made some additional changes to the makefile, #ifdef'd out some other stuff that cropped up, et voilá-- libjp12serial.jnilib.

My testing, however, is limited to the fact that RMIR recognizes its presence: the "download" button is ...

What exactly is the ioctl related error you are getting?
This one:
jp12serial.cpp: In function ‘int jp12EscapeComm(int)’:
jp12serial.cpp:384: error: ‘ioctl’ was not declared in this scope
That's why I posted the jp12EscapeComm function above. (Sorry about the duplicate post--browser trouble ...

I have made the following changes:
Line 242: Commented out, with a note to uncomment on non-Apple Unices.
Line 296: Moved into the #ifdef WIN32 block below.
Lines 521, 525, 543: Surrounded calls to IUCLC, OLCUC, XCASE with #ifndef __APPLE__ blocks ( not __apple-darwin--I did a "cpp -dM" to find the ...

I have already started. Here's the makefile I'm using:
.SUFFIXES:
.SUFFIXES: .jnilib .cpp .hpp

GPP = g++
ARCH = x86_64
JAVA_INCLUDE=/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework
INCLUDE = -I$(JAVA_INCLUDE)/Libraries -I$(JAVA_INCLUDE)/Headers

all: libjp12serial.jnilib

libjp12serial.jnilib ...

Try replacing "sprintf" by "strcpy". Just that, without changing anything else in that statement. My guess is that the warning will disappear.

Done. It now compiles without error. Other than that, the changes suggested by gfb107, and the changes to the makefile noted above, only one other change ...

You might be able to get away with changing all

#ifdef __linux
to
#ifndef _MSC_VER

and

#ifndef __linux
to
#ifdef _MSC_VER
Done. Re-ran "make", and actually got a finished libDecodeIR.jnilib, but with this warning:
DecodeIR.cpp: In member function ‘void Signal::tryTDC()’:
DecodeIR.cpp ...

Got the source code and took a look at it. Apart from the actual C++ files and their headers, a folder called "com" which contains some Java stuff (the glue code for RM, I'm guessing), and a Unix-style makefile, there were several files starting with "DecodeIR" of unknown purpose that, on further ...