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Keypress callback sometimes does not trigger on key release #48
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Hrm... it looks like python-cec isn't getting the keypress callback from libcec in this case. (If it was, we'd see another I think the next step here would be to confirm that libcec is actually generating the keypress event and attempting to deliver it, but it's been a long time and I don't remember how to check that. I suggest you start by experimenting with their command-line client ( |
I put cec-client in monitor mode and it does show some output but it is the same message, so it seems like at least the raw feedback from TV is the same. But the libcec fails to figure out that one of them is key release. I'll just use the command callback as workaround, it has the same parameters as key event. |
I noticed that sometimes my IR remote key gets stuck in pressed state. After some debugging it seems like it happens in python-cec.
To reproduce - click the same button after the initial click quickly. Quite frequently it triggers a situation where it registers only key down and does not send key up.
It does however still trigger command callback, so I'll use that for now as a workaround.
Here is some debug log from cecdaemon.
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