2012-01-30, 00:28
You are welcome, damos.
Strange that the same configuration does not work as mine.
Before you go to assign commands to the buttons you need to get your RC "special" buttons generate keyboard outputs.
"Info" button should provide Ctrl-D, coloured ones Ctrl-Alt-1,2,3,4.
Important that after you change the registry you have to reboot to activate changes.
First I would suggest you to use CreateTestConfig.reg file to change the 745a17a0-74d3-11d0-b6fe-00a0c90f57df key (don't forget to modify the key in the original reg file from add-on). After reboot, please use ShowKey tool to check that RC generates the output for all buttons.
If it does, you can use my reg file.
It will assign Ctrl-D for Info, and Ctrl-Alt-1,2,3,4 for coloured buttons .
In the XBMC the Ctrl-D combination will show the Info (you can check it just with the keyboard).
Ctrl-Alt-1,2,3,4 keys do nothing, but if you install MCERemote add-on then these combinations will show a small notification dialog at the bottom of the screen. This behaviour is configured in keyboard.xml.
If you want to assign other actions to these combinations you need to edit keyboard.xml. The KeyMapEdit tool (starts when you click Edit keyboard.xml in add-on) helps a lot here. The tool will show you the content of the keyboard.xml. You need to click on the line with the key combination (for example "ctrl-alt-one"), go to keymap->edit menu and select an action from the dropdown (for example contextmenu). After save and restart of the XBMC the Red button will be assigned to the Context menu.
What you did (in the picture) you just assigned other key combination to the red button. It makes here no sense (at least for my config) because it changes ReportMappingTable in the 745a17a0-74d3-11d0-b6fe-00a0c90f57da registry key and I need it in ...df
So, once more, you need to get the response from your RC in ShowKey tool for all special buttons before you go further.
Strange that the same configuration does not work as mine.
Before you go to assign commands to the buttons you need to get your RC "special" buttons generate keyboard outputs.
"Info" button should provide Ctrl-D, coloured ones Ctrl-Alt-1,2,3,4.
Important that after you change the registry you have to reboot to activate changes.
First I would suggest you to use CreateTestConfig.reg file to change the 745a17a0-74d3-11d0-b6fe-00a0c90f57df key (don't forget to modify the key in the original reg file from add-on). After reboot, please use ShowKey tool to check that RC generates the output for all buttons.
If it does, you can use my reg file.
It will assign Ctrl-D for Info, and Ctrl-Alt-1,2,3,4 for coloured buttons .
In the XBMC the Ctrl-D combination will show the Info (you can check it just with the keyboard).
Ctrl-Alt-1,2,3,4 keys do nothing, but if you install MCERemote add-on then these combinations will show a small notification dialog at the bottom of the screen. This behaviour is configured in keyboard.xml.
If you want to assign other actions to these combinations you need to edit keyboard.xml. The KeyMapEdit tool (starts when you click Edit keyboard.xml in add-on) helps a lot here. The tool will show you the content of the keyboard.xml. You need to click on the line with the key combination (for example "ctrl-alt-one"), go to keymap->edit menu and select an action from the dropdown (for example contextmenu). After save and restart of the XBMC the Red button will be assigned to the Context menu.
What you did (in the picture) you just assigned other key combination to the red button. It makes here no sense (at least for my config) because it changes ReportMappingTable in the 745a17a0-74d3-11d0-b6fe-00a0c90f57da registry key and I need it in ...df
So, once more, you need to get the response from your RC in ShowKey tool for all special buttons before you go further.
