JP1 Remotes

You are in the JP1 forums, that file is a JP1 upgrade file, it's designed to be opened using JP1 software (specifically the RM or RMIR programs) and loaded into a JP1 remote. It's not designed to work with whatever that IR blaster is.

n8nagel wrote: Fri Mar 20, 2026 3:23 pm So that's the quickest way to do it? I was hoping there might be something I could hook up to a PC via USB or something where I could just verify codes in real time.

Yes, I described that method earlier.

What sort of buttons does it have? Is it the traditional rubber button sheet or those clickable metal things that the more fancy remotes have?

If you're asking, how can you test that you learned it to the Sofabaton properly, the best that I can suggest is that you then learn it FROM the Sofabaton INTO the Xsight and see how that looks. Of course, that gives you 2 changes to screw up the learn, so if you see a bad learn in the Xsight, is it ...

MaskedMan wrote: Thu Mar 19, 2026 4:30 amRoku media player hasn't been upgraded for over 5 years, the last thing was downgrade to where no longer played WMA files.

Hey Ed, do you know why they did that? I never understand why companies put time and money into giving you a downgrade.

So, I did some Googling, it turns out that the Sonabaton X2 is a new fancy universal remote that does IR, Bluetooth, and Home Assistant control:
https://www.sofabaton.com/product/x2/

And the Sony UBP-X800M2 is a 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray™ Player:
https://electronics.sony.com/tv-video/blu-ray-dvd-players ...

Glad to hear it. Rather than load it as an attachment here, could you load it as a real file in the file section?

I just updated the file, try it now

and please let me know what the make and model of the device is

see if this works:
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/app. ... e_id=27304

If you know how to brute force test all 256 OBCs, skipping the OBCs that have a known function, that is absolutely the best way to fully document what OBCs your device supports, and is a much better use of your time than scanning through 100s of other upgrades and Remote Central files.

The URC-7981 is proving to be quite a challenge, but rest assured that it is still being worked on. I can't promise that we'll ever get it cracked, but if we do, there will be an update here.

Do any of the VCR buttons cause the unit to power on, if it's currently off? I doubt it, but that sometimes works for audio receivers, where some buttons will work as a sort-of discrete on in addition to their labeled function. If that isn't the case, and you don't want to use X10 to power on the ...

Why does the POWER toggle button not turn on the VCR, does it have a push-pull POWER button? If it does, the only way you can do it would be to have a remote controlled power source. As you're doing everything else old-school, you could find some old X10 units?

As for reading the Pronto files from ...

that folder seems to have accidentally been dropped starting with v3.2.13, if you download versions v3.2.0 and before, it's there