CEC with OpenPHT and Sony Bravia
I have OpenPHT 1.8 installed on a Gigabyte BRIX running Linux (Ubuntu 16.04LTS) and everything works fine, I also have an air mouse that works well but I was trying to enable CEC to control Open PHT with my TV remote. No luck until now: if I turn on the BRIX, connected to HDMI2 on my Bravia KDL32W705C and I go in the "input control" section of the TV preferences (Bravia Link) I then enable the control of HDMI peripherals but when I go to the section where the TV looks for "controllable" devices it says there's no devices that can be controlled. Am I missing something on OpenPHT side (some settings to enable CEC control) or maybe my BRIX HDMI port doesn't support CEC? Or is it Linux?
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benjaminwolf
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Other forums are reporting there is no CEC support on this model. You may wish to check Gigabyte.
http://jmichelgarcia.com/2013/gigabyte-brix-as-an-htpc/
Everything working perfectly
I also had some issues with the sound through HDMI.
Depending our your configuration, you need to play a little bit with XBMC & Ubuntu audio options.Regarding the remote support, I think that there is no HDMI CEC support. But you can still buy a Flirc dongle : http://flirc.tv/
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Other forums are reporting there is no CEC support on this model. You may wish to check Gigabyte.
http://jmichelgarcia.com/2013/gigabyte-brix-as-an-htpc/
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Oh thank you, I'll check with Gigabyte, their technical support is pretty fast although most of their answers are "no it can't be done" or "sorry ubuntu is not supported"
Actually I did some further investigation on the topic and it looks like it's Intel's fault not supporting CEC on its platforms