[AppleTV] Lost remote functions with new Launcher for Apple TV
#16
Plan9 Wrote:http://pastebin.com/m1bd7b98f

Here is a discription of what is in this console.log

I launched xbmc from frontrow.
I navigated to the movie folder.
Hit a menu hold that pulled up the information screen.
Backed up and started a movie.
Hit the stop button.
Pressed a menu hold macro that used to work. it just navigated trough the button presses.

yep, I can see you tried the macro here:
Code:
2009-04-21 06:01:10.676 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 786496; event value 1
2009-04-21 06:01:10.725 Finder[624] [DEBUG] Starting sequence with token 14
2009-04-21 06:01:11.226 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCClientWrapperImpl::sendSequence: sent sequence 14 as button 8
2009-04-21 06:01:14.781 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65670; event value 1

plus one can see, that the second button came way to late (4 seconds later)

Is this the same remote that does send proper universal-commands when Multifinder is running?

Plan9 Wrote:Side note.
In addition to these menu hold macros, I defined some of the hard buttons on the learned remote to do other functions in keymap.xml and those are also being ignored.
make sure it's in /Users/frontrow/Library/Application Support/userdata/. If it doesn't work, open a new thread, pastebin xbmc.log and link it there.

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#17
That wasn't the macro. That was a menu hold to pull up the context menu, then 4 seconds later a menu key to exit.

Here is the macro...
Code:
2009-04-21 06:01:59.606 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65670; event value 1
2009-04-21 06:01:59.652 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65677; event value 1
2009-04-21 06:01:59.826 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65677; event value 0
2009-04-21 06:01:59.969 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65675; event value 1

and another one here...
Code:
2009-04-21 06:02:13.390 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65670; event value 1
2009-04-21 06:02:13.446 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65677; event value 1
2009-04-21 06:02:13.629 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65677; event value 0
2009-04-21 06:02:13.969 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65673; event value 1

Yes it is the same remote that was working.


Quote:make sure it's in /Users/frontrow/Library/Application Support/userdata/. If it doesn't work, open a new thread, pastebin xbmc.log and link it there.

I'm 99.9% sure it is in this directory. I'll double check this evening when i get home.


And if I haven't said it yet, Thank you very much for your time! Big Grin
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#18
Plan9 Wrote:That wasn't the macro. That was a menu hold to pull up the context menu, then 4 seconds later a menu key to exit.

Here is the macro...
Code:
2009-04-21 06:01:59.606 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65670; event value 1
2009-04-21 06:01:59.652 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65677; event value 1
2009-04-21 06:01:59.826 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65677; event value 0
2009-04-21 06:01:59.969 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65675; event value 1

and another one here...
Code:
2009-04-21 06:02:13.390 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65670; event value 1
2009-04-21 06:02:13.446 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65677; event value 1
2009-04-21 06:02:13.629 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65677; event value 0
2009-04-21 06:02:13.969 Finder[624] [DEBUG] XBMCController: Button press hashVal = 65673; event value 1

Yes it is the same remote that was working.

macros must be started with menu-hold; IIRC 65670 is menu, not menu_hold.

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