[SOLVED] Yet Another IR Remote problem

[jkister]

I followed the Configuring a remote Tutorial closely. I am getting stuck on 3b.

When I run irrecord, it continuously asks me for "next":

Code:

Please enter the name for the next button (press <ENTER> to finish recording)
KEY_NEXT

Now hold down button "KEY_NEXT".

Please enter the name for the next button (press <ENTER> to finish recording)
KEY_NEXT

Now hold down button "KEY_NEXT".

If i do press <ENTER> to finish recording, irrecord does not ask about any other buttons and only KEY_NEXT is listed in ~pi/lircd.conf.

FYI:

Code:

root@rpi1:/etc/lirc# irrecord -version
irrecord $Revision: 5.101 $

I am using a the DVR button on the Philips RC1445302 (for Verizon FiOS). I don't care what code I use, but it's currently configured for RCA DVD code 0549.

Can someone give me any ideas on how to proceed ?

[CurlyMo]

When it asks Please enter the name for the next button, it means the next button you want to record. So:
- KEY_NEXT
Please enter the name for the next button
- KEY_1
Please enter the name for the next button
- KEY_2
Please enter the name for the next button
- KEY_3
Please enter the name for the next button

Until you're done with all of them.

Reminds me of:
Please press any key to continue
Where is the any key?

[jkister]

(25th Sep, 2013 07:16 PM)CurlyMo Wrote:  When it asks Please enter the name for the next button, it means the next button you want to record. So:

OMFG, no way, LOL. wow. you have no idea who much googling/troubleshooting i put in on that. sigh.

[rikardo1979]

(25th Sep, 2013 07:30 PM)jkister Wrote:  

(25th Sep, 2013 07:16 PM)CurlyMo Wrote:  When it asks Please enter the name for the next button, it means the next button you want to record. So:

OMFG, no way, LOL. wow. you have no idea who much googling/troubleshooting i put in on that. sigh.

glad you got it sorted thanks to @CurlyMo for explanation
I would like to ask you to edit your OP post and change the thread index to [SOLVED]
-thx-

[IriDium]

Is it worth updating the tutorial to mention this fact. I'm sure others will come across this issue.

and .... of course a photo of the "any" key