(2016-10-31, 03:46)18000rpm Wrote: FYI if you want to use"[" and "]" to change the playback speed like in VLC you need to use this keymap:
<keymap>
<FullscreenVideo>
<keyboard>
<opensquarebracket>PlayerControl(tempodown)</opensquarebracket>
<closesquarebracket>PlayerControl(tempoup)</closesquarebracket>
</keyboard>
</FullscreenVideo>
<VideoMenu>
<keyboard>
<opensquarebracket>PlayerControl(tempodown)</opensquarebracket>
<closesquarebracket>PlayerControl(tempoup)</closesquarebracket>
</keyboard>
</VideoMenu>
</keymap>
Putting these under <global> will not work because the default actions for "[" and "]" are defined under <FullscreenVideo> and <VideoMenu>.
This isn't working for me on Kodi 18 from the Microsoft Store. I'm placing keyboard.xml under:
C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\Packages\XBMCFoundation.Kodi_4n2hpmxwrvr6p\LocalState\userdata\keymaps
I haven't tried it on a *standard* install of Kodi 18 yet, but it *was* working for me on a standard install of Kodi 17. In the meantime, I'll try a standard install of Kodi 18. (See Edit below.)
One other, tangential, thing that I noticed is that the *default* actions for the open square bracket and close square bracket seem to be in the *reverse* order from what I'd intuitively expect. See here for the defaults:
https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master...yboard.xml
So, I would *expect* BigStepBack to be the open square bracket, and BigStepForward to be the close square bracket, because the open square bracket is on the left, and close square bracket is on the right.
Anyway, I'm more interested in getting these keys remapped to control the tempo like I had in Kodi 17, but I just thought I'd also mention that about the defaults being unintuitive.
Edit: I've since tried it on a standard install of Kodi 18 (64-bit) on Windows, and the keymap also doesn't work there.
Edit 2: Needed "Sync playback to display" enabled, that got it working again in Videos. For some reason, it's no longer working in TV recordings from PVR WMC, but will contact KrustyReturns about that.