Jonas Bertels

Ok, then consider it closed. I personally no longer have a problem since I now have a plethora of controllers that actually do work, thanks to some scavenging around the company. Thanks for helping me! It got me a lot of information that I would have otherwise probably missed.

Okay, was able to reproduce with a R724075 but not with a RM368701 nor a TSFP-IR01 (R724075 has the same output as my R8769195 when using mode 2, so it likely uses RC5, while if I switch the R8769195 to NEC, it returns the same mode2 values as the RM358801.) So TL,DR: if you use a (Barco?) RC5 controller, you can reproduce. EDIT: Samsung TM1781A works, but I think this is not 36 kHz (cannot reproduce seg fault)

Okay, was able to reproduce with a R724075 but not with a RM368701 nor a TSFP-IR01 (R724075 has the same output as my R8769195 when using mode 2, so it likely uses RC5, while if I switch the R8769195 to NEC, it returns the same mode2 values as the RM358801.) So TL,DR: if you use a (Barco?) RC5 controller, you can reproduce. EDIT: Samsung TM1781A works (cannot reproduce seg fault)

Okay, was able to reproduce with a R724075 but not with a RM368701 nor a TSFP-IR01 (R724075 has the same output as my R8769195 when using mode 2, so it likely uses RC5, while if I switch the R8769195 to NEC, it returns the same mode2 values as the RM358801.) So TL,DR: if you use a (Barco?) RC5 controller, you can reproduce.

Okay, was able to reproduce with a R724075 but not with a RM368701 nor a TSFP-IR01 (although I think these are both NEC. I'm trying to find some more RC5 remotes).

Okay, used the oscilloscope and the signal is indeed not modulated (just bits)(EDIT Ignore this, I'm an idiot, it's modulated at 36 kHz for RC5 and 38 kHz for NEC). LIRC does seem capable of reading this though, but it's very unstable. When I started using it, there were never any segmentation faults, and now, even after flashing my SD card with the original image and replacing my odroid C2, it continually gives segmentation faults, which I really don't understand.

ok, thanks! What should I do to reduce the possibillities further? EDIT: To make sure it's perfectly clear for other people, here is what you need to do to reproduce: 1) Get an Odroid C2 (not sure if hardware effects this) and a Barco RC5 remote (R8769195) 2) "modprobe ir-meson" 3) "irrecord" 4) follow the instruction and during the part of random button presses, press at least one key that is not 0-9 5) This should create a segmentation fault after 2 lines have been created. EDIT2: I'm hunting for...

ok, thanks! What should I do to reduce the possibillities further? EDIT: To make sure it's perfectly clear for other people, here is what you need to do to reproduce: 1) Get an Odroid C2 (not sure if hardware effects this) and a Barco RC5 remote (R8769195) 2) "modprobe ir-meson" 3) "irrecord" 4) follow the instruction and during the part of random button presses, press at least one key that is not 0-9 5) This should create a segmentation fault after 2 lines have been created.