On February 15, 2014 at 01:01, 3FG said...
That's just a question of terminology. In IrScrutinizer, raw presents data as decimal number of microseconds. A preceding + sign means On, and a - sign means Off. IRScope calls this a timing list.
Pronto remotes also have a format called raw, which is much longer than Pronto Hex. I don't think anyone has published an explanation of this format.
I am clearly using you for you knowledge here. I understand that different manufactures use the same terms to mean different things (like NAD ARC (receiver microphone). So that certainly generates confusion. :-(
I guess I am trying to understand the value of a timing list when it seems that pronto hex encapsulates that information in its hex.
