java-irremote

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Last Update: 2013-02-21

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A java API to Infrared Remote Controls. Generates callback events in response to Infrared Events. Includes a Swing component for editing IR command bindings.

Currently works with LIRC on linux. Future plans include support of IrMan on Windows.

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