djevlen wrote:when i have harmony one remote, do i then have to program it to emulate something else eg. microsoft media center remote ?
There are tons of keymaps for different remotes..but i cant find any for harmony ultimate one remote.(because its job is to emulate other remotes)
Is it possible just to use it as harmony remote with harmony keymap ??
You are approaching this incorrectly.
If you had taken the time to read the provided links and explanations carefully, you would have seen that you need to "capture" the existing remote commands using "irrecord". So, the actual remote DOES NOT have to be programmed - you are doing the "programming" on the other side - on the RasPi.
You are monitoring the signals being sent from the remote using the program "irrecord" (which is an interactive program and quite easy to use).
In the same program (irrecord) you need to assign names to keys on the remote (the key names are already set, you can chose them from the existing list of key names - see manual for "irrecord"). Then you need to decide what those keys will actually do in RuneAudio - it's all explained in the XploD's tutorial which you linked....
On the other hand, if you are a beginner with linux, I'm afraid that all this is not that easy to understand, let alone to tweak and make it work.
Like XploD already said above, this (RuneAudio and RuneOS) is provided to you (and to everyone else) for free, without the need to pay.
And, like already said, in order to make it do what you want (and what the original creators did not already incorporate and make easy to use), you will need some knowledge of Linux, and a lot of work (i.e. "hacking").
What Xplod, myself, and many others are doing with RuneAudio is "extending" the existing system and changing it to suit our needs - and sharing what we learned with the community.
You are complaining that there is no ready-made solution to suit exactly your needs: yes, there are: you can go and buy them in the local hi-fi shop: like XploD said, you will most likely be disappointed
So, like with most open-source solutions, you need some knowledge and effort if you want to make the system do something else besides what is already offered and "packaged"
And, being impatient and offensive will not get you very far....
Nobody here has a *duty* to help you, and nobody here is being paid to help others: so, keep that in mind when you are asking for help.