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vickyg2003
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herbert,
If a signal isn't decoding properly, we need a complete set to try and find the pattern in the timings.
Also, make sure that you get your One for All remote flashing BEFORE you press the button on the OEM remote.
I'm only seeing one signal in that IR file, and it looks more like the trailing dittos, than the actual signal.
Does your cable box respond to this strange looking learn? I wouldn't think it would.
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herbertdizon
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| vickyg2003 wrote: | herbert,
If a signal isn't decoding properly, we need a complete set to try and find the pattern in the timings.
Also, make sure that you get your One for All remote flashing BEFORE you press the button on the OEM remote.
I'm only seeing one signal in that IR file, and it looks more like the trailing dittos, than the actual signal.
Does your cable box respond to this strange looking learn? I wouldn't think it would. |
I edited my file and should i used the One for all remote on my cable box after learning commands from the OEM remote so i can be sure it is working hope for a quick reply |
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