2009-07-17, 11:23
jochenz
quote:
"I have uninstalled eventghost, because of the reason that you state here.
But what you are saying is that you can use the Microsoft driver next to the Eventghost software?"
Yes, so from a clean windows xp and xbmc you would do the following:
- Plug in the official microsoft mce remote usb reciever
- it will autoinstall drivers included with windows xp (arrow buttons now work in xbmc)
- install eventghost and add the mce remote to it so it listens for commands from the remote
- don't click 'disable HID' (leave it on instead)
- Now assign the rest of the buttons like play, stop etc.... using eventghost,
This method works in vista also.
quote:
"I have uninstalled eventghost, because of the reason that you state here.
But what you are saying is that you can use the Microsoft driver next to the Eventghost software?"
Yes, so from a clean windows xp and xbmc you would do the following:
- Plug in the official microsoft mce remote usb reciever
- it will autoinstall drivers included with windows xp (arrow buttons now work in xbmc)
- install eventghost and add the mce remote to it so it listens for commands from the remote
- don't click 'disable HID' (leave it on instead)
- Now assign the rest of the buttons like play, stop etc.... using eventghost,
This method works in vista also.
