
The behavior of other apps may vary depending on the app's design. Media Keys are not used within the Browser app. Browserĭirection Pad Navigation will navigate the Browser app. YouTube allows you to navigate between videos using the Direction Right and Left commands. Media Keys such as Play, Pause, Stop, FastForward and Rewind commands work. load the FLIRC software, choose shield gen 2, and then you need to teach the flirc the codes from the URC remote using the software. YouTubeĭirection Pad Navigation will navigate the YouTube app. set up the URC remote - you can choose nvidia shield codeset or anything you want. Hulu allows you to skip 10 seconds forward or back using the direction left and right arrows. Huluĭirection Pad Navigation will navigate the Hulu app. Netflix allows you to move a frame forward or backward using the direction left and right arrows. Netflixĭirection Pad Navigation will navigate the Netflix app.
#FLIRC NVIDIA SHIELD TV#
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#FLIRC NVIDIA SHIELD HOW TO#
Launching apps using your voice is not supported for this device.įor more information on how to use your voice with Harmony Express, see: Voice commands on Harmony Express RemoteĪlthough Harmony has already mapped default commands to your remote buttons, you have the ability to assign custom commands to them.

Tap What to say in the Harmony Express app to see sample commands for your device. You should even see one of the Shield threads just few ones below yours.You can use your voice to send commands such as turn on, turn off, and more. I'll skip the RF part of the question as Flirc doesn't have anything to do with RF.Īs for how well Flirc works with Shield, you need to look around the forum. This means you don't need to have any specific remote control at all, because you teach your Flirc device to work with your remote (there are some remotes that work better than others though).
#FLIRC NVIDIA SHIELD SOFTWARE#
You use it by first programming it in Flirc software: you map functions available in the software to buttons on your remote (select function in Flirc software and when asked press a button on the remote). So any hardware which can be controlled with a keyboard, can be controlled with Flirc.

Flirc is a fully configurable device, which acts as an USB keyboard.

I think (but I may be wrong) latest version (2017) doesn't even have the IR receiver anymore (older ones had it).Ģ. I don't think the Nvidia Shield doesn't have any IR output. Does the Shield have an IR/RF output for every button on the Shield game controller? If so, I think I can program the TSU-9600 directly to capture the data steam, as long as the Flirc would work with that. I can also modify the individual bits of the IR stream to access hidden button functions (like discrete Power On/Power Off) if they are available.ġ. I am looking for a way to control it with my incredibly versatile IR remote (a Philips TSU-9600). I just found out about the Flirc today, and I am researching if it will work for me. My TSU-9600 can directly record IR/RF commands from a remote control transmitter if IR or RF commands are available. Hi - Sorry about the totally n00b questions. Someone in the Nvidia forums suggested that I can use the Flirc USB device, but I'm not totally sure if it is a good match for me - It could work fine, or be overkill for my needs.ĭoes the Flirc need to get configured to work with the Nvidia Shield? I saw Windows/Mac/Linux Flirc application instructions. Hi - Sorry about the totally n00b questions.
