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LIRC is a package that allows you to decode and send infra-red signals of many (but not all) commonly used remote controls.

Recent linux kernels makes it possible to use some IR remote controls as regular input devices. Sometimes this makes LIRC redundant. However, LIRC offers more flexibility and functionality and is still the right tool in a lot of scenarios.

The most important part of LIRC is the lircd daemon which decodes IR signals received by the device drivers and provides the information on a socket. It also accepts commands for IR signals to be sent if the hardware supports this.

The user space applications allows you to control your computer with your remote control. You can send X11 events to applications, start programs and much more on just one button press. The possible applications are obvious: Infra-red mouse, remote control for your TV tuner card or CD-ROM, shutdown by remote, program your VCR and/or satellite tuner with your computer, etc. Using lirc on Raspberry Pie is quite popular these days.

There are some config files for remote controls at the remotes database. This is about 2500 devices and counting. These devices should work with the general drivers or (if it lacks timing info) the driver used to create them.

If you can't find your remote control here it does not mean that your remote control is not supported. It's just that there is no config file for it yet. All remote controls that are supported by learning remote controls i.e., almost any, should also work with LIRC.

Besides a remote control you also need a capture device to read the data from the remote. Former versions focussed on home-brew capture hardware connected to the serial or parallel port. Descriptions how to build such hardware can be found here. Current versions of LIRC also support a broad range of other hardware. As a starter, you can use the kernel built-in support for many USB dongles and similar. Besides this LIRC supports basically any conceivable way to capture your data including serial devices, parallel ports, sound input etc. You can see the complete list in the left pane.

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[28-May 2017]
lirc-0.10.0rc1 released.
[2-Feb 2017]
lirc-0.9.4d released.

lirc-0.9.4c released.

[9-Aug 2016]
lirc-0.9.4b released.
[29-June2016]
lirc-0.9.4a released.
[22-May-2016]
lirc-0.9.4 released.
[4-Sep-2015]
lirc-0.9.3 released.
[9-Dec-2014]
lirc-0.9.2 released.
[10-Jun-2014]
lirc-0.9.1 released.
[10-Jun-2014]
LIRC has a new maintainer! Yay!
[26-Mar-2011]
lirc-0.9.0 released.
[06-Sep-2010]
lirc-0.8.7 released. After more than 10 years LIRC has a new maintainer. Jarod Wilson is taking over. Good luck for the next 10 years!
[13-Sep-2009]
lirc-0.8.6 released.
[21-May-2009]
lirc-0.8.5 released.
[12-Oct-2008]
lirc-0.8.4 released.
[04-May-2008]
lirc-0.8.3 released.
[09-Jun-2007]
lirc-0.8.2 released.
[07-Jan-2007]
lirc-0.8.1 released.
[25-Feb-2006]
A new 0.4.4 maintenance release of libirman fixes incompatibilities with gcc 4.0.
[21-Jan-2006]
lirc-0.8.0 released.
[14-Aug-2005]
lirc-0.7.2 released.
[17-Apr-2005]
lirc-0.7.1 released.
[07-Nov-2004]
lirc-0.7.0 released. In memoriam Manuel Estrada Sainz.
[04-Apr-2004]
I have made a 0.4.3 maintenance release of libirman. This should fix incompatibilities with 2.6 kernels.
[12-Jul-2003]
article in c't issue 15/03 features LIRC's UDP driver.
[03-May-2003]
New lirc-xmms-plugin released.
[01-Feb-2003]
New releases of xirw, xrc and the lirc-xmms-plugin are available.
[06-Oct-2002]
lirc-0.6.6 released.
[26-Jan-2002]
lirc-0.6.5 released.
[23-Jan-2002]
lircrc_config-0.1.0 released.
[11-Nov-2000]
www.lirc.org online.
[10-Nov-2000]
The REALmagic remote control that is bundled with Hollywood Plus DVD cards does work with the PixelView RemoteMaster driver. You will just need the proper config file from CVS.
[19-Oct-2000]
My LIRC article was published in the c't netherlands.
[18-Sep-2000]
Tonu Raitviir has added support for Chronos Video Shuttle II TV card.
[26-Aug-2000]
There's a c't article about LIRC.
[23-Aug-2000]
Hans-Hermann Redenius has contributed a IRdeo device. Receiving of IR signals already works. I will add code for sending as soon as I find some free time.
[23-Aug-2000]
Konrad Riedel has added support for CARACA
[10-Aug-2000]
An article about LIRC published in the Linux Magazin.
[21-Jul-2000]
lirc-0.6.1 released.
[19-Jun-2000]
New xmms plugin released.
[02-Apr-2000]
lirc-0.6.0 released.
[03-Mar-2000]
Milan Pikula has provided a driver for the SIR (serial infrared) mode of IrDA ports available in many notebooks. It's available now through CVS.
[30-Apr-1999]
LIRC now has a CVS tree at gdev.net!
[29-Apr-1999]
First test code for Fly Video 98 TV cards available.
[03-Apr-1999]
A patch to add Avermedia TV98 support to lirc-0.5.5pre8 has been provided by Ryan Gammon.
[23-Mar-1999]
LIRC X11AMP Plugin by Carl van Schaik.
[07-Mar-1999]
First test code for Hauppauge remote controls available.
[03-Mar-1999]
lirc-0.5.4 released. Major homepage update.
[02-Mar-1999]
There is a Windows port of LIRC available at the WinLIRC Homepage.
[03-Feb-1999]
Got it! I have the specs for the Hauppauge remote control. :-) Many thanks go to Roger Hardiman for providing the necessary information and Peter Stevenson for finding Roger.
[31-Jan-1999]
Recently a Tekram IRMate IR-210 fell into my hands. I managed to send IR signals to my satellite receiver using my linux box within 1 hour! Receiving of IR signals was also possible but has some limitations. You can see this as a motivation for you to work on support for IrDA compliant hardware as I don't have the time to do it myself.

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Watch and record satellite TV on your PC!

Plug the PCTV 461e into a USB port on your Windows PC or laptop and you can watch, pause & record FreeSat satellite TV, both standard definition and HD. You can also watch the free satellite channels broadcast over Astra and Eutelsat in HD.

Record in the original HD quality

The PCTV 461e allows you to record your favourite TV programs in the original HD quality. Make a movie or TV programme library from satellite TV, and watch them on your PC at any time!

Never miss your favourite TV show again!

The PCTV 461e comes with TVCenter 6 and DistanTV applications for Windows. With TVCenter, you can watch or record your favourite TV programs in your PC, in a window or full screen. TV recordings made with the PCTV 461e can be scheduled and played back from mobile devices as well as from the PC or Mac.

With DistanTV, the PCTV 461e can stream your favourite TV programs to your iPhone, iPad or your Android-based tablets or smartphones plus a PC or Mac.

The PCTV 461e turns your PC into a high definition satellite DVR

Plug the 461e into your PC and turn it into a HDTV digital video recorder (satellite DVR). With the included TVCenter 6 application, you can watch HD or SD TV on your PC screen, in a window or full screen. A built-in Electronic Program Guide (EPG) allows you to see what's on TV now and what's coming up. Schedule your TV recordings with the EPG. Plus pause live TV and record your favourite TV programs in the full digital TV format.

New! Now with support for LinuxTV

LinuxTV.org is now distributing the support for the PCTV 461e, so if you are building your own Linux system and want to add TV, the PCTV 461e is for you! To get the latest Linux support, make sure you are using Linux version 3.16 or later. For more information, go to LinuxTV.org.

The PCTV 461e is a satellite receiver for free-to-air HD and SD satellite TV programs in Europe
Supports FreeSat satellite TV in the UK
Enjoy the stunning picture quality of HD satellite TV on your PC, in a window or full screen
You can also listen to digital satellite radio
Record satellite HDTV in native digital video format without any loss in quality
Includes the all-new TVCenter 6 application for Windows. Watch, timeshift and record live TV in the original HD quality. Watch HD satellite TV full screen or in a freely scalable window
Also works with Windows Media Center in Windows 7 and 8

LinuxTV.org

Linux support for the PCTV 461e is in kernel 3.14 or later. For more information, please see here.

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TVCenter 6 application for live TV on Windows, with TV pause and recording
DistanTV for streaming TV to tablets, smart phones and PCs and Macs

Tuner

Supported TV standards:
- TV Standards: DVB-S2 / DVB-S receiver (MPEG-2, MPEG-4 AVC / H.264)
- Frequency range IF 950MHz- 2175MHz
- DiSEqC 1.0
- LNB-power: 13V /18V, 500mA
Antenna-input: F-Connector, 75 Ohm
PC-interface: USB 2.0 (Hi-Speed)

TV recording formats

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Transport stream (the original transmitted format, without any quality loss)

Microsoft® Windows 8, 7® or Windows Vista with latest Service Pack, 1 GB RAM, or Windows XP (32 bit) with latest Service Pack, 512 MB RAM
Minimum processor: PC with 2.8 GHz single-core or multi-core 1.8 GHz or equivalent AMD® Athlon® XP
For HDTV, a minimum 2,6 GHz multi core processor
Hard disk with min. 1 GB free capacity (20 GB free capacity recommended)
Sound and graphics with support for DirectX® 9 or higher
USB 2.0 port
CD/DVD drive for software installation
Recommended: Internet connection for software updates and activations

model 23132: PCTV 461e FreeSat DVB-S and DVB-S2 TV receiver

PCTV 461e satellite TV receiver, hi-Speed USB adapter with satellite antenna connection
Remote control including batteries (for TVCenter application only)
External power supply (for use with unpowered satellite LNBs)
USB extension cable
TVCenter for Windows - installation and utilities software CD-ROM

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