The reason for this is every operating system, including Ouya, has it's own way of determining how long you are holding the button down before initiating key repeats. In combination with the Ouya sensitivity and flirc's nature of trying to determine if you are rapidly pressing the button or holding the button down, we end up with an unpleasant result.
The fix is simple. Let's decrease the interkey delay expectation on flirc with the GUI.
First, make sure you are on the latest stable v2.0, see this thread here for upgrading.
Make sure you have the latest v1.0+ GUI installed.
Head over to the advanced section of the GUI
The fix is simple. Let's decrease the interkey delay expectation on flirc with the GUI.
First, make sure you are on the latest stable v2.0, see this thread here for upgrading.
Make sure you have the latest v1.0+ GUI installed.
Head over to the advanced section of the GUI
Now lower the inter-key delay. Rather than trying the lowest, 0, experiment a bit. Too low might also cause user experience issues as well.
All the forum articles about repeating keys are outdated, as there is no longer an "inter-key delay" function in the advanced menu.
The Flirc is overreacting to the single-button push from my Logitech Harmony remote. I have changed the setting in my Harmony software per the Double Key Presses (with Harmony) article, but this has not helped.
The strange thing is that when I first got the Flirc (a week ago), it seemed to be working OK.
If I can't fix this problem in a week or two, I will have to send the Flirc back, which I don't want to do.
Does anyone have a new fix?