It’s because I want to use the Plex “Skip” functionality rather than the direct Forward / Rewind functionality.
I thought that your Apple TV example you have in the ReadMe would just send the same Android Remote skip “command” to the Android App running on the Android TV device.
I didn’t think it would be an Andorid App specific “command”, but more of an Android Remote “command” to an Android TV OS that then feeds whatever Android App is running ?
The Apple TV example is for Apple TV, it won’t work with Android TV. As far as I know, Android TV doesn’t have a separate skip button.
You might (I don’t know if this will produce desired behavior) be able to add skip functionality to the fast_forward and rewind buttons by creating new custom actions with hold_secs in their data. Try this:
I’ll try the workaround solution, but still a bit confused about the underlying issue.
I thought that the Apple TV section was for Apple TV app on the Android TV OS. Therefore the command would be to deliver a generic Android TV OS skip function call to any Android TV App.
Are you saying that the Android TV Plex App does not have an interface in the Android TV OS that supports the skip command but the Android TV Apple TV App does ?
I’d be surprised if Android TV OS had specific function calls for specific apps ?
No, the Apple TV example is for physical Apple TV devices. Android TV doesn’t have a separate skip button, the Android TV Plex app doesn’t have skip buttons, and there are no app specific commands.
Hello @giof94is and @Nerwyn - Thank you for your contributions. I am trying to get this to work with my Samsung TV, and while the app, volume, and power buttons work, it seems that the Home button, touch input, etc. does not bring up the app selector menu on my Samsung TVs or otherwise allow me to traverse the menus. Any ideas?
since updating my Android TV to version 12, some commands do not work anymore (e.g. TV, CHANNEL_UP and CHANNEL_DOWN). Other still do (e.g. dpad commands or HOME).
Did someone experience the same issue?
I solved it by using adb debugging commands and the Android Debug Bridge Integration but it’s more complicated and I don’t like debugging to be permanently activated.
Version 3.7.0 has been released and adds full Roku keyboard support. I do not have a Roku, but @dgoodwin430 has confirmed that it’s working for him. If you do run into any issues using it, please let me know either here or on the GitHub repo issues section.