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• Broadlink Listener version: v1.2.0
• Python version: 3.9.2
• Operating System: Debian Bullseye

Description

Trying to run discover-ir on a Broadlink device residing on a different subnet. Nothing discovered. Is it possible to make it work? I'm guessing the tool is just trying to find devices on the same subnet as itself.

What I Did

broadlink-listener discover-ir xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

Description

on windows raises ValueError when setup signal_handling

• Broadlink Listener version: 1.2.0
• Python version: 3.11.3
• Operating System: Windows 11

Description

I am trying to create a json for a series of Mitsubishi AC units that are not yet supported by SmartIR.

After A LOT of fiddling with the JSON (I'm very much of a noob with anything even remotely resembling programming, so it took me a good 1.5+ hours to figure out that "{" is different than "[", and that I was missing a "}" at the end of the file, and to create a fully-fledged JSON with all the options. Luckily, an online JSON debugger helped.

After parsing everything to the command line, I am left with a "Controller not supported" message.

What I Did

Command run:
`broadlink-listener generate-smart-ir T7WE10714.json 0x653a 192.168.2.xx a043b070xxxx -n fan_only`

(IP and MAC partially masked). Controller type gotten by running `broadlink-listener discover-ir`.

Output:
`Error: Controller ['Broadlink'] not supported`

This is a RM4MINI unit, and AFAIK it has learning capabilities, which have been added to python-broadlink, so I'm at a loss of what I'm doing wrong, or what's missing from my setup.

Any help appreciated, and I'm available to test.

Thank you for your time, and for the help.