Thanks, but I don’t get anything related to the remote from dmesg. However I took a guess that the factory code is 7788 because that is what all the NEC IR codes on the Dune web page end with and it seems to work!
I only tested with the ENTER key in remote.conf, but Kodi responded to it, so next step is to try and add all the other codes.
It’s really a matter of preference.
I haven’t really seen a difference between viewing 720p or SD content at native resolution (with whitelist) and just letting the box upscale it to 1080p and then having the display upscale from 1080p to the display’s native resolution.
By setting GUI at 1080P 50Hz, you completely avoid AFR switching and the black screen effect when watching live tv.
When watching higher quality content, AFR is still active, and will adjust accordingly.
@aszi Thank you for the remote.conf. I use it on my Dune HD also with success.
I also trained my Harmony 350 remote, so that it works, too.
But now I tried to assign some of the other keys on the Harmony remote to further Kodi functionality, e.g. fast forward/backward. For this I learned the fast forward/backward buttons on the Harmony from another remote. And than tried to read the keycode from kodi to add them to the remote.conf. But it seems not to work. It seems that I got a wrong factory code from them.
Maybe someone has idea how to use the other keys from the Harmony?
So this setup works fine while playing individual files, but when I play a blu-ray rip including the full menu, I cannot get the OSD or the main menu of the blu-ray to display. Is there anything I can do about that? I tried to configure various settings through the Keymap Editor addon, but that doesn’t seem to do anything.
By the way the same is true when I use my TV’s remote through HDMI-CEC. All I can do when playing a full blu-ray is to press the Stop-button which stops playback completely.
