Asus MyCinema Analog P7131 - irrecord fails to learn another remotes

[praet0ri4n <fil...@gm...>]

Hi all,

I'm struggling with an old TV capture card Asus MyCinema Analog P7131, which
has a IR receiver plug. I'm not using it's tv functions, just the IR
receiver to controll my custom HTPC.

Generally, when running 

/irrecord -d /dev/lirc0 test.conf/

I make it always to the first part, where I am asked to press as many
buttons as possible to fill the two lines with dots. I tried with all
remotes I have and it just works with mostly RC-6 and Pulse-Space protocols
discovered. Remotes are of different origin, one for MAGIO set-top-box, one
for a TVAnywhere Plus TV-card and one cheapo chinese  remote
<http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Remote_control_reviews#IRF_Media_W-01RN> 
.
After recognizing the protocol it asks for the first key assignment. I start
with KEY_MUTE, then I press the appropriate button on the remote and get

/"Something went wrong"/

According to the recommendations I start irrecord with force raw

/irrecord *-f* -d /dev/lirc0 test.conf/

just to come to the same point. This time the error is slighly different, I
assume it comes from another part of the lirc code.
/"Sorry, something went wrong"/
I read somewhere, that with -f it is impossible to get this error message..

*The only remote, that leads to a proper assignment is a RC-5 remote
originally shipped with USB tuner Pinnacle PCTV Nano Stick 73e. Protocol and
key assignments are registered flawlessly.*

//sys/class/rc/rc0/protocols/
contains RC-5, RC-6, SONY, SANYO, JVC, LIRC, MCEUSB protocols.
mode2 returns all kind of pulses and spaces with all remotes, it is
responding to IR signals well.

I tried with 
/ir-keytable -t -s rc0/
and I am getting output from almost all remotes there. I also managed to get
it to work by assigning those codes to keystrokes. But I would prefer LIRC
instead..

Does it have to do with the Asus MyCInema card? Could it be somehow
restricted?
Shall I use any special driver when running irrecord? I used only default
and devinput. devinput did not work at all.
Are there any kernel modules needed for this to work? lirc_dev, lirc_i2c,
etc?
Pls let me know, I am ready to paste logs and outputs here, just need to
know which were relevant. I didn't want to spam all at once.

Thanks in advance!



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