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Multiple additions #803

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Nick-Kelso-WA and others added 15 commits September 19, 2024 14:20
IR Remote file that uses FlipperZero as infrared remote on this model of Kenwood head unit for car stereo.  Tested, and seems to work fine with my head unit.

The functionality is limited.  I had this trouble with an aftermarket remote I had purchased too.  I believe the infrared system on this head unit is very limited.  The user's manual also only shows the functions here as available on the factory optional remote.
These could probably just be merged in as differences to the TCL_Roku_TV.ir
using names from TCL_Roku_TV.ir even though the power signal matches TCL_ROKU_US.ir

if you were trying to make an ultra-generic version of just the roku remote then just make note that these two extra media provider buttons have these codes:
```
# 
name: Sling
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: EA C7 00 00
command: 06 F9 00 00
# 
name: Now
type: parsed
protocol: NECext
address: EA C7 00 00
command: 6C 93 00 00
```
i could not ever link this to any other remote in the repo but i'm certain it matches 99% to at least 4
Create Kenwood_DMX4704s.ir file for automobile head unit
@UberGuidoZ UberGuidoZ merged commit c93657c into Lucaslhm:main Sep 24, 2024
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