Volume & Mute button_overrides not firing custom scripts for roku

[danludwig]

Describe the bug

Hi, I searched & read some recent issues but still am unable to work through this one. I have set up 3 scripts to perform the volume up, down and mute functions. The scripts fire remote.send_command actions to a specific device configured in a logitech harmony hub. Here are the scripts:

primary_bedroom_harmony_volume_mute:
  alias: primary_bedroom_harmony_volume_mute
  sequence:
  - action: remote.send_command
    metadata: {}
    data:
      num_repeats: 1
      delay_secs: 0.4
      hold_secs: 0
      device: Samsung Amp
      command: Mute
    target:
      entity_id: remote.primary_bedroom_harmony
  description: ''
primary_bedroom_harmony_volume_down:
  alias: primary_bedroom_harmony_volume_down
  sequence:
  - action: remote.send_command
    metadata: {}
    data:
      num_repeats: 1
      delay_secs: 0.4
      hold_secs: 0
      device: Samsung Amp
      command: VolumeDown
    target:
      entity_id: remote.primary_bedroom_harmony
  description: ''
primary_bedroom_harmony_volume_up:
  alias: primary_bedroom_harmony_volume_up
  sequence:
  - action: remote.send_command
    metadata: {}
    data:
      num_repeats: 1
      delay_secs: 0.4
      hold_secs: 0
      device: Samsung Amp
      command: VolumeUp
    target:
      entity_id: remote.primary_bedroom_harmony
  description: ''

I've confirmed that all 3 of these scripts do what I expect when running them from the scripts list submenu. These tell harmony to fire IR signals to a samsung soundbar connected via optical cable to the TV. HDMI-CEC and roku remote IR are not good options because the TV cannot control the soundbar power, it lacks separate power on/off functions, and only has power toggle.

To Reproduce

Pair custom scripts like the ones above in firemote config:

type: custom:firemote-card
entity: media_player.primary_bedroom_roku
device_family: roku
device_type: roku-ultra-2020
compatibility_mode: default
roku_remote_entity: remote.primary_bedroom_roku
scale: "108"
visible_name_text: Primary Bedroom
app_launch_1: function-volume-down
app_launch_2: function-volume-up
app_launch_3: function-mute
app_launch_4: hulu
app_launch_5: peacock
app_launch_6: max
app_launch_7: prime-video
app_launch_8: netflix
app_launch_9: apple-tv
app_launch_10: disney-plus
button_overrides:
  power-button:
    script: primary_bedroom_harmony_toggle_power
  mute-button:
    script: primary_bedroom_harmony_volume_mute
  volume-down-button:
    script: primary_bedroom_harmony_volume_down
  volume-up-button:
    script: primary_bedroom_harmony_volume_up
  programmable-one-button:
    script: primary_bedroom_harmony_volume_down
  programmable-two-button:
    script: primary_bedroom_harmony_volume_up

I also have a custom script for toggle_power which works pretty well. What's interesting here is that clicking the programmable buttons to change volume do work. It's only the Function: Volume +, Function: Volume - and Function: Mutethat do not fire the custom scripts. Instead, these seem to still be firing the default action, the same one that my physical roku remote does: changing volume and muting the TV speakers. These speakers should always be set to volume zero, with volume control on the optical-audio connected soundbar.

Expected Behavior

Configuring button_overrides for mute-button, volume-down-button, and volume-up-button to fire custom scripts should fire said scripts instead of the default un-overridden behavior when clicking those buttons in the remote card.

Which Type of Device Do You Own?

Roku Ultra (2020)

Troubleshooting Steps Completed

• Attached scripts successfully to the programmable-(one|two)-buttons in button_overrides.
• Researched recent closed & unclosed issues in this repo.
• Contacted repository owner (Pending)

Additional context

This is a pretty cool card, I really like it. Trying to make it work for my wife because the old harmony remotes freeze up or eat batteries like crazy. I was able to get a power toggle to work, and now just need the volume & mute to work before setting her up with it. Well done!