Yes it works, but I feel like I was forced to install it.
Response from developer
Your issue seems to be with the Mac app then, not the iOS companion app that you have rated with 3 stars here. Regarding your macOS issue: newer macOS versions disable the IR receiver during installation and users then need to re-enable it in System Preferences > Security > Advanced. The IR receiver could also be paired with a different Apple Remote ID and therefore ignore your Apple Remote. Also another app (like f.ex. Plex) could already be using the IR receiver through a helper tool and thereby block access for Remote Buddy. Remote Buddy 2.0 has built-in diagnostics that alert you to these issues where they can be detected automatically. Please get in touch with support if you need assistance.
Great update for an awesome app
Keep up the great work!
A mess
The lack of interest is because this is a complete pile of garbage. I tried it about 10 years ago. For the Apple Remote. After a few days I trashed it. I just tried it again. For an iOS device. I’ll be trashing it after this review. It’s even worst under iOS than the remote. For me, Plex centric, neither are of much use as they can't do everything I need done (up, down, right, left, volume up, volume down, full screen on/off). Hardly a lengthy list to get working correctly. What's really frustrating is basic functionality required for video is missing. It’s a remote! Is it so difficult to look at a video app or a remote control and “learn” what functionality should be provided?
I tried using it on both a white Apple Remote and the iOS companion app. Apps I checked out were Plex, Audio and CD (for volume control), VLC, DVD Player, iCal (for toggling full screen: yes that’s where they put it, no there is no full screen toggle in the iCal app menu, no it doesn't work anyway) plus a few others rather quickly. No app worked entirely. The interface is frustrating.
Good Controller, But …
They changed something and now volume control is very convoluted.
