Infrared frequency recorded with saleae
What you are looking now is NOT the IR frequency, but the de-modulated signal.

Here is what I'm talking about:



(image taken from http://www.electronicwings.com/sensors-modules/ir-communication)

As you can see, the various pulses are made of smaller pulses.

In your case you are seeing what is here called "Serial data", which is different from the carrier frequency. What the saleae board is telling you is that the width of the high part is 1.625ms, while the width of the low part is 0.631 ms; as you can see, the waveform is NOT periodic, so the "frequency" is meaningless (it's the reverse of the time marked on the view, which is the sum of one large high value and one low value).

Your plot resembles the NEC protocol (see for instance here). A logic '0' is a 562.5µs pulse followed by a 562.5µs space, while the logic '1' is a 562.5µs pulse burst followed by a 1.6875ms space (this is similar to by 0.631 ms and 1.625 ms measurement)