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Wondering if this could work with a HackRF and not only a Yardstick One.

I hope it is not just because i am some huge n00b,, but i get the a typing error associated with attempts to concatenate strings and bytes. I am on python 3.10.4.

Terminal output below:

"What day is today?" asked Pooh
"It's the day we burn this motherf***** to the ground." squeaked Piglet
"My favorite day." said Pooh

<*> BRUTE FORCE IN PROGRESS...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/jason/The-Fonz/./The_Fonz.py", line 435, in
mainMenu()
File "/home/jason/The-Fonz/./The_Fonz.py", line 257, in mainMenu
txMenu()
File "/home/jason/The-Fonz/./The_Fonz.py", line 274, in txMenu
bruteMenu()
File "/home/jason/The-Fonz/./The_Fonz.py", line 387, in bruteMenu
bruteForceThisDude(value, keyButton)
File "/home/jason/The-Fonz/./The_Fonz.py", line 197, in bruteForceThisDude
if len(groupCommand) <= 255-len(part + coolDown):
TypeError: can't concat str to bytes
===== RESETUP set from recv thread
libusb: debug [libusb_get_device_descriptor]
Segmentation fault

SUZOHAPP has the original remote for just a little more than the third party one (in case someone is looking to purchase one outside the USA, ex: Canada):

https://na.suzohapp.com/products/jukebox_audio_equipment/600069-001

Assuming I wanted to run this from MacOS or Windows, what hardware would work best? Preferably something USB-based?

To whom it shall concern:

Can anyone provide a short disquisition on the efficacy of this software to execute and function with a PandwaRF device instead of a Yard Stick One?

I presume once the pin number for a TouchTunes Box is known the software is not needed to program a remote control that is purchased, as it can be done manually, no?

Can the software and a PandwaRF (or Yard Stick One) be used to send the pin and other commands to the TouchTunes box?

And YES..by the way, I do remember watching the malachi crunch the night it was first broadcast!

Thanks in advance!

Opening a ticket for future arduino support. :3

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atlas0fd00m/rfcat#85

Hi. I'm comparing your implementation against a captured bitstream and finding a discrepancy with your documentation.

According to this doc, the command is doubled with its logical inverse (bit flipped version), where you have it as simply reversed: 0x32 -> 0x3223. It should be 0x32cd. Your example encode is correct because the logical inverse of 0x78 is 0x87.

Actually, I just checked the code and it is implemented correctly! So it just the explanation that needs to be updated.

I happen to.own a TouchTunes jukebox! I stumbled upon this repo looking for remote codes.

I would love to find out what features or functionality hasn't been tested yet because of being in a live environment. I also have the whole system accessible (USB ports, SATA, HDMI, etc) so there aren't physical limitations.

If it's helpful (and maybe this is kind of crazy) I could setup Travis or some other build system on LAN with my jukebox to execute as a test server with real hardware (for PRs and/or releases). Currently I own an airspy, hackrf and a few variations of RTL-SDRs.

Let me know what is helpful!

Has anyone attempted using an microcontroller (Arduino) and a hardware ASK/OOK chip like this:
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/201544157440

It would be neat to make your own remote with brute force capability using an Arduino Nano and one of those boards (cheaper than a Yard Stick One and a real remote).