RM Bridge

★★★★★ This is pretty amazing (and techie) but it provides a very simple way to learn IR codes and recall the buttons using automation (if you can program in HTML and use wget or curl you'll love this app). The Broad link control app is neat, but I can't easily share it on all phones in the house and at 85 MB installed size it's not the best fit (and it's worse on my spare iOS phones used for home control). That's where this RM Bridge shines. Docs are a little rough but much easier than most IR code tools (JP1 is one old example with a giant learning curve). Go to the websites they list, start programming up the short URL codes and write up a webpage now anyone in the house can click on my shared list of remotes. Only problem so far is my Android phone I use as a server seems to stop the HTTP server every day, I'll be trying it on an Android TV box or VM and might need to try a crontab entry to cycle it every day.

★★★★★ Used to be extremely reliable, but now... My shortcuts and codes still exist in 1.2.1, but I cannot execute any. The browser just hangs. I've checked the broad link device is still on. After downgrading to 1.2.0 it works again.

★★★★★ Excellent work Works perfectly with the rm2 and RM mini 3 using the workaround.

★★☆☆☆ Just doesn't work with broad link rm pro despite every setup tutorial saying I need it. For god’s sake broad link get your act together. You're on to a winner if you could get off your butt and get it fixed

★★☆☆☆ On all my devices (I tested on android 8 and 9 devices) when I enter ip and port of RM Bridge I received only "invalid request".

★★☆☆☆ It is very difficult to understand what devices exactly are supported. I have an RM Pro + with serial number beginning with RM3322. Is this device supported? The fun code setup site keeps telling me: "Learn Code: Error learning code: mac:34:ea:34:xx:xx:xx not Rm pro+" I used 10026 as device type.

★★☆☆☆ No instructions how to use this bridge I have a rm pro and a Google home what do I do next