Media Remote
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General Information
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Standard Media Remote•The standard remote (as opposed to the Universal Media Remote) was only released in limited quantities with Xbox 360 premium packages at launch.
- The difference between the Universal Media Remote and the Standard Remote appears to just be the button additions.
- The remote uses the IR port located on the front of the Xbox 360.
- Some Windows Media Center Edition computers recognize this remote as a normal Media Center remote.
Confirmed Facts
- All Windows Media Center remotes are recognized by the Xbox 360.
Linux Facts
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- IRCODE , Function
- {'26','Button Y'},
- {'25','Button B'},
- {'24','DVD menu'},
- {'23','BACK'},
- {'22','OK'},
- {'20','Button left'},
- {'21','Button right'},
- {'19','Stop button'},
- {'18','Pause button'},
- {'17','Rec button'},
- {'16','Play button'},
- {'15','Fast rewind <<'},
- {'14','fast foward >>'},
- {'11','Volume down'},
- {'10','Volume up'},
- {'09','Button 9 on ke*ypad part'},
- {'08','Button 8 on ke*ypad part'},
- {'07','Button 7 on ke*ypad part'},
- {'06','Button 6 on ke*ypad part'},
- {'05','Button 5 on ke*ypad part'},
- {'04','Button 4 on keypad part'},
- {'03','Button 3 on keypad part'},
- {'02','Button 2 on keypad part'},
- {'01','Button 1 on keypad part'},
- {'00','Button 0 on keypad part'},
- {'1a','Go to ending >|'},
- {'1b','Go to beginning |<'},
- {'1c','Unknown'},
- {'1d','100 on remote'},
- {'1e','Button up'},
- {'1f','Button down'},
- {'0a','Clear'},
- {'0b','ENTER'},
- {'0c','Unknown'},
- {'0d','Windows Media Start'},
- {'0e','Mute'},
- {'0f','Info'},
- {'4f','Display'},
- {'51','Title'},
- {'64','Big X button on top, use as alternative 'on'?'},
- {'68','Button X'},
- {'66','Button A '},
- {'6c','Channel up'},
- {'6d','Channel down'};
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- IRCODE , Function
- {'64','guide'},
- {'19','stop'},
- {'18','pause'},
- {'16','play'},
- {'15','rewind'},
- {'14','fast forward'},
- {'1A','chapter next'},
- {'1B','chapter prev'},
- {'4F','display'},
- {'51','title'},
- {'24','dvd menu'},
- {'23','back'},
- {'0F','info'},
- {'1E','up'},
- {'1F','down'},
- {'20','left'},
- {'21','right'},
- {'22','ok'},
- {'12','A'},
- {'25','B'},
- {'13','X'},
- {'26','Y'},
- {'0D','windows'},
- {'17','record'};
When i have some free time i'll write a proof of concept to use the remote in linux. The remote control works as a lowbase of the xbox360, so the power on and off still work in Linux, also you can get all the IR codes into linux. So 'if' a Mediacenter is ever ported to Xbox 360 Linux, you could use the official remote. (IR codes and info retrieved by Icekiller, with SMC.C from tmbinc, small remote by kwkward)