![]() And with FLIRC, you can translate those blasts into any standard keyboard command or keyboard combination, like control+shift+5. To see how it works, check out Paul’s video: Then, with the app EventGhost, whenever the FLIRC USB dongle sends that special key command, you can launch any app of your choice, like Steam, or Minecraft, or anything else! You can even navigate those apps, if they’re something like Plex. We were so impressed with this idea that we sat down with Paul to talk about how he came up with it all. What came first, the idea or the FLIRC? More broadly, how long have you had your FLIRCs and when did you get the idea to use them this way?Ī year or so ago I started looking into ways of controlling my NVIDIA Shield with Alexa, but was sorely disappointed at the lack of functionality, so I figured I would start looking for a way to control the shield with infrared so that I could marry it up with a Broadlink RM pro. Initially I just wanted to be able to control the shield for navigation and Alexa didn’t have a way to do this natively. ![]()
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