Do you know a broadlink IR base64 to uncoded codes?

The lodes stored in HA folder learned with a broadlink RM3 seems to be in base64 encoded, but I need the uncoded raw data… is there any converter or a way to learn in this format?

Regards

5 seconds of googling would have led you to sites like base64decode.org

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Thanks for your answer, I really did the search and found webs like this. but none worked… It seems I am not the first one with this problem, I am trying with this https://github.com/elupus/irgen

Yes, you’re right. Tried a couple of examples on his github and they won’t convert. Doesn’t the built in integration work for you?

Failing that, the github you linked to has 2 options for broadlink (broadlink & broadlink_base64), as well as a commandline for irgen guilt in. Maybe try those as a last resort?

I use Base64 to hex: Encode and decode bytes online - cryptii to convert the stored Base64 codes to hex bytes

So you managed?

I’d still recommend using the built in broadlink integration instead of an external dependency, unless there’s something specific which the integration doesn’t provide.

I used it to pull out the recorded codes to clean them up and replace the stored codes for the broadlink integration.

That makes sense. Personally, I’d have started over and taught the integration the codes button by button rather than hassle over decoding, but as they say, you do you.

They were taught codes, but I noticed some were different lengths which when decoded revealed the longer ones to contain repeats of the command and the various high/low values were inconsistent (presumably due to environmental rf noise). After cleaning them up I found them to work more reliably than the original captures.