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* There seems to be [[LIRC]] support in the kernel, reciva also provides lirc sources. How hard would it be to add a remote to existing radios ? | * There seems to be [[LIRC]] support in the kernel, reciva also provides lirc sources. How hard would it be to add a remote to existing radios ? | ||
- It's very easy, I've got one working on a Logik IR100. All radios include LIRC but the configuration file needs to be changed so shell access is necessary. --[[User:Rdk|Rdk]] 16:49, 21 August 2007 (CEST) | |||
* What is the purpose of the libgpg-error package Reciva provides ? Is this just used as a generic error reporting framework? | * What is the purpose of the libgpg-error package Reciva provides ? Is this just used as a generic error reporting framework? | ||
Presumably libgcrypt depends on it. | Presumably libgcrypt depends on it. | ||
* Does the | * Does the Barracuda use special co-processors or dedicated hardware for audio codecs ? | ||
- The audio codecs are all implemented as software libraries, new ones have been added over time e.g. aac+ and now FLAC --[[User:Rdk|Rdk]] 16:49, 21 August 2007 (CEST) | |||
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- There seems to be LIRC support in the kernel, reciva also provides lirc sources. How hard would it be to add a remote to existing radios ?
- It's very easy, I've got one working on a Logik IR100. All radios include LIRC but the configuration file needs to be changed so shell access is necessary. --Rdk 16:49, 21 August 2007 (CEST)
- What is the purpose of the libgpg-error package Reciva provides ? Is this just used as a generic error reporting framework?
Presumably libgcrypt depends on it.
- Does the Barracuda use special co-processors or dedicated hardware for audio codecs ?
- The audio codecs are all implemented as software libraries, new ones have been added over time e.g. aac+ and now FLAC --Rdk 16:49, 21 August 2007 (CEST)