DAT formatting
Ragtop
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I have 106 values that I want to put in an array called play. Do they all have to go on one line?
Spin doesn't seem to like commas started or ending a line.
Spin doesn't seem to like commas started or ending a line.
DAT Play long 85605 200014 245537 359598 405467 519198 565066 599342 644534 758606 804461 918206 964077 998014 1043555 1077838 1123018 1157294 1202481 1236750 1282281 1316222 1361744 1475838 1521369 1555646 1600840 1635118 1680644 1794718 1840247 1954318 1999847 2113246 2159099 6188878 6274477 6388558 6434430 6548174 6594033 6708110 6753974 6787918 6833446 6947198 6993066 7106798 7152664 7186942 7232461 7266398 7311918 7345854 7391385 7425662 7470850 7505118 7550320 7664414 7710280 7744222 7789740 7824014 7869201 7983278 8028805 8142894 8188757 8301822 8347685 12378894 12464495 12578558 12624429 12738510 12784049 12898126 12943998 12977934 13023467 13137214 13183082 13297166 13342690 13376958 13422494 13456430 13501957 13535902 13581425 13615694 13660899 13695182 13740379 13854462 13900335 13934286 13979815 14013758 14059277 14173358 14218888 14332974 14378834 14492238 14537765
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I am trying to use Gadget Gangster's Magic IR to trigger the play button on my Bose, but I keep getting a different set of values each time.
It works when I use the demo program, but when I try to feed magicir.playcode(4,play,127) from the DAT file, no go.
Does it use a standard IR protocol? If yes, it would be cleaner to develop a driver for it. I've written three (SIRCS, RC-5, and one other); it's not difficult to do and will probably give you better performance.