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LIRC is a package that supports receiving and sending IR signals of IR remote controls, adding functionality and flexibility to the basic support in the Linux kernel. Support for LIRC is ubiquitous in Linux HTPC applications; it's also packaged in all major Linux distributions. Despite it's name, LIRC also works on OSX.

...feats: - small and fast - zip/rar support - ncurses ui with easy navigation - gtk or classic winamp skins mode (with the ability to load random one) - network remotes (crossplatform linux/windows, written in pygtk, protocol is plain text, ie. easy to write own client) - scrobble (last.fm) - built-in equalizer and effects - lirc (remote) - slave libs statically compiled in (no deps) -- read more in wiki above

A collection of applications that allow seamless, configurable and powerful integration of the Sony PS3 Remote with Linux through LIRC.

"lircexec" is a little program which can be used as a replacement for "irexec" and "irxevent" which are part of LIRC project (http://www.lirc.org). Most important differences are: - flexible keymaps (operating modes) that can be used for any IR controller supported by lirc. - additional logic implemented to keep trace of applications associated with keymaps - like automatic, temporary keymap swapping (override) if application doesn't have input focus, "force-focus" mode and more...

USB-IR-Boy is an LIRC compatible home brew USB Infrared (IR) receiver based on the Motorola (Freescale) MC68HC908 microcontroller. The project includes electronic schematics, MCU code, and a lircd compatible kernel module.

airboard-ir has been rehosted at github -- please visit https://github.com/foxharp/avrlirc -- thanks! -pgf airboard-ir replaces the IR receiver supplied with a LiteOn SK-7100 Airboard cordless keyboard with an LIRC-compatible receiver. Keyboard/mouse reports are translated to /dev/input events. Full remapping of keyboard and button functions is easy.

Project to develop a Linux LIRC device driver for the RedRat 3 (until the driver is accepted into the LIRC project). The RedRat3/Rerdat3II is a USB IR receiver/transmitter product (http://www.redrat.co.uk/)

This program shows you the volume level of your alsa card in a similar way as a TV would. If built with lirc support, you can also use your remote control to change the volume level or mute any channel.

This program implements the Sleep Timer function for Lirc. While watching TV at night, you can use the remote control to program a countdown to shutdown the computer.

Ffmpeg with TV user interface, support (mpeg,mpeg2,mpeg4 recording) . FM radio tuner support (wav,mp3, ogg). Start/pause/stop recording, scheduled power-on/off recording/reminding. TV preview index page. LIRC (Linux Infrared Remote Control)

Python module to interact with remote controls via lirc. Currently only linux version exists, but porters for winLirc or other systems are welcome.

A linux kernel driver for lirc (http://www.lirc.org/) to support the USB StreamZap PC Remote (http://www.streamzap.com/). NOTE: This code is now deprecated in favour of the lirc_streamzap contained in lirc 1.7.1 and higher.

LIRC-aware, plain text, Unix toolset for managing mp3 playback with little user interaction. Main features: Recall last frame and track of all playlists, Load defaults from a configuration file, Transparent directory loading and recompilation.

irexecosd is a little program designed to execute a program using an infra-red remote control based on lirc. The command executed is written on screen using libxosd. Note : For halt command, you will need to confirm your choice.