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  1. - 19th June 2007, 22:06 #1
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    Here are all codes of three remote controls.

    Each last one is the last button being pressed without being released immediately afterwards.

    Part I. Please rename all .zip to .rar
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    Here's the second part. Thank you for your offer.
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    I downloaded three of your files and could open none, getting a message that they were corrupted.

    Besides, I offered to convert one, from one remote - not several from multiple remotes.

    The one you attached the GIF of is likely a Sony 12-bit Device 01: Command 00.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dhouston View Post
    I downloaded three of your files and could open none, getting a message that they were corrupted.
    I think those multiple zip files are actually one huge zip file split up so it can be uploaded here. And I think somehow, you got suckered into figuring out which program he used to split them, and he expects you to put them back together and do the hard work...
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    1. It is a splitted archive, you need all 9 files.
    2. Rename all .zip to .rar.
    3. Use the newest winrar version to open the first file.
    4. Extract it. You get three 48 kHz, 16Bit, mono PCM wave-files.
    5. Please use all three files in one go with your program.

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    The one you attached the GIF of is likely a Sony 12-bit Device 01: Command 00.
    It is the left-, and topmost button of the sony RM-889 whose complete code is included in the archive.
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    Am I to see your promises as unfounded, dhouston ?
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    Promises? I offered to convert ONE code from ONE remote - the one for which you uploaded a GIF - I gave you the results for it - Sony 12-bit, Device 01: Command 00. You posted many codes from three different remotes. You've been given more than enough information to accomplish what you indicated you wanted at the beginning of the thread - to capture codes from your Scott remote. You will get no further assistance from me but will have the honor of being the first person to make my Ignore List.
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    You fall short of your pledge.
    I am glad to have noticed this fact early enough to not start a business relationship with you
    in a few years.

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