Title: Infrared Files
Description: Organize, rename, and edit GhostESP IR files
URL: /latest/infrared/files/
Version: latest
Section: Infrared
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# Infrared Files

> Organize, rename, and edit GhostESP IR files

## On this page

- [Directory Layout](#directory-layout)
- [Flipper IR Libraries](#flipper-ir-libraries)
- [Built-in Universal IR File](#built-in-universal-ir-file)
- [Append New Signals](#append-new-signals)
- [WebUI Management](#webui-management)
- [Tips](#tips)

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## Directory Layout
- /mnt/ghostesp/infrared/remotes - Individual remotes captured on-device
- /mnt/ghostesp/infrared/universals - Library files with many commands
- The Infrared UI reads from /mnt/ghostesp/infrared/... when the SD card is mounted.
- CLI ir learn writes new files as Learned_<protocol>_<address>_<command>.ir, or Learned_RAW_<timestamp>.ir for raw captures.
### Flipper IR Libraries
GhostESP reads standard Flipper .ir format. Download packs from [Lucaslhm/Flipper-IRDB](https://github.com/Lucaslhm/Flipper-IRDB).
Universal IR files are available at [Momentum Flipper Firmware](https://github.com/Next-Flip/Momentum-Firmware/tree/dev/applications/main/infrared/resources/infrared/assets). Download and place them under infrared/universals.
### Built-in Universal IR File
In addition to SD card files, GhostESP includes a built-in Universal IR file with popular TV POWER signals. This file doesn’t require an SD card.
### Append New Signals
- Choose Add Signal while a remote is open to append a newly learned button.
- Easy Learn suggests button names; otherwise you will be prompted via the on-screen keyboard.
## WebUI Management
- Connect to the GhostNet AP and open the WebUI.
- Browse to the file manager tab and navigate to /mnt/ghostesp/infrared/.
- Upload .ir files to the appropriate folder or download existing ones for backups.
### Tips
- Keep file names short; the UI truncates long names in lists.
- After mass uploads, back out of the infrared file view on the on-board display UI to refresh the list.
- Back up your IR folder before flashing new firmware or reformatting the SD card.