I take it i can use the negative side of the LED there to solder too instead of the small area where i have it pointing too in the picture above, correct?
[quote author="jamz"]adding -q to the command parameter expects a file that contains filenames of those bin files. The error was likely caused by reading a binary file instead of a text file, because binary files contains unprintable characters which gives unpredictable results even in a console display.
we'll update the irtoy rec and play to include that functionality of single file replay in the next release.
Thanks for the input.[/quote]
Not a problem. Thanks for taking the time to check it out and fix it :o)
[quote author="jamz"]the app will add the _000.bin, so you don't need to specify the fullname, a parameter -f tester will be ok. it will play all files found in that directory beginning with 'tester'
I know there was a feature to play a single file by using a -q in the parameter, this was done by somebody in the forum, but I haven't tested it yet.
you need to create a textfile example: myqueuefile.txt
myqueuefile.txt may contain 1 bin file per line. tester_000.bin tester_010.bin
then call it with irtoy -d com8 -f myqueuefile.txt -q -v Hope that works.[/quote] That seemed to work, jamz.
However, doing this way without creating the txt file gives me this:
Seems redundant to me to have to make septate .txt files for each command instead of just calling the .bin file directly...