eventlircd: use default initial-repeat delay for gpio-rc-recv #1271
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@MilhouseVH can you pick this to your builds for testing please. Changes look good, but with remote control changes often proving 'eventful' lets be safe :) |
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I think this is good to go. Needs a backport |
chewitt
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Feb 7, 2017
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It's almost impossible to do a single button press if buttons are set to repeat after 200ms.
gpio-ir-recv is working fine on RPi2 with the default settings (500ms kernel default or 1000ms as setup by the eventlircd udev rule), so no need to treat gpio-ir-recv differently than all other IR receivers.