Open Source Linux TV Remotes

Infra-red Remote Control Sampling using FPGA

HDMI-CEC Tray allows to control any Windows application using your current TV remote. (*) http://sites.google.com/site/chir21/home/CEC-Tray (*) Requires the Pulse-Eight USB-CEC adapter. Check if your HDTV supports HDMI-CEC. No more hassle with dedicated mediacenter remote controls and special infrared or Bluetooth receivers for your HTPC. Instead, HDMI-CEC Tray makes use of your HDTV's built-in CEC technology to control your PC. You will be able to control Mediacenter, VLC, MPC-HC, MediaPortal or XBMC as well as Powerpoint, to name a few. With HDMI-CEC Tray, you can navigate your HTPC menus, play and pause music, or fast-forward movies using only the TV remote. It's even possible to make the TV power on and switch to the right HDMI input automatically every time your HTPC starts.

Whenever a key is pressed on TV Remote Controller, TSOP1738 decodes it 38KHz burst and then micro-controller decodes this signal coming from the remote. And if signal is decoded properly then Address and Command is displayed on the 16x2 LCD of the development board. If there is some problem in the command then 0xFF is displayed which means data not decoded properly and there is some problem. TSOP1738 is connected to RB0 pin and my board has 8-LED's connected to PORTB of micro-controller, so i can't use LED connected to RB0 pin and can use LED's connected to RB1 to RB7 pin. So if someone presses key-1 on remote LED connected to RB1 pin glows, similarly on pressing key-2 on remote, LED connected to RB2 pin glows and so on, if someone press key-0 on remote, all LED's connected to PORTB will turn off. NOTE: There is some problem with my board LED connected to RB5 that's why it doesn't glow when pressing Key-5 on remote, but if you see the video, data is displayed properly on 16x2 LCD.

CSMonkey TV Remote is a desktop TV remote for Linux. It's simple, easy-to-use and customizable. You can start TV and change channels. Uses Sun Java. http://tvremote.sourceforge.net

PonkTV is a P2P media server for the TV. It allows downloading of various media (music, videos, flash, web pages, games, and programs) from P2P and web servers for viewing on a TV and controlled by a TV remote.

Torrentocracy is an RSS aggregator for MythTV which can pull bittorrents from an entry's RSS and automatically begin downloading it with the click of your TV remote control.

The WiRe project seeks to provide android smartphones with universal Infrared (IR) television remote control functionality. The limitations/scope of this project include: 1. Android application will be restricted to a minimum Android Operating Sytem of Android 4.2.2 2. Data communications will be conducted over a Wi-Fi network 3. The embedded device will be built utilizing the Beaglebone Black as its core 4. The Final product will be capable of conducting common television controls