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WildBill · (This post was last modified: 2012-01-20, 19:06 by WildBill.)

Per JR http://forum.xbmc.org/showpost.php?p=994...stcount=10

When I press the computer volume button the volume in xbmc change and not the computer volume.

http://pastebin.com/ff4pcaTR

HenryFord · (This post was last modified: 2012-01-20, 17:44 by HenryFord.)

Strange... just tested it:
The volume-up/down keys on my keyboard/remote still turn down the volume on my PC rather than inside XBMC. If I press page-up/down (my defined buttons for volume up/down) however, XBMC's volume will be regulated. This is running the latest EDEN that is.

Edit:
Take a look over here:
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=114438

Maybe this helps you as well...?

WildBill · 2012-01-20, 19:04

I'm using EDEN Beta

jhsrennie · 2012-01-20, 19:47

From your log:

DEBUG: WinEventsWin32.cpp: APPCOMMAND 9
DEBUG: CApplication::OnAppCommand: appcommand 9, trying action VolumeDown

Your volume control is generating an appcommand 9 message, and somewhere you have a config file with a mapping for this appcommand to the VolumeDown action. It doesn't look as if you've created any mapping files in your userdata directory, so it must be the mappings in C:\Program Files\XBMC\system\keymaps. Check the timestamps on the files and see if one has been modified recently.

JR

WildBill · (This post was last modified: 2012-01-20, 20:20 by WildBill.)

jhsrennie Wrote:From your log:

DEBUG: WinEventsWin32.cpp: APPCOMMAND 9
DEBUG: CApplication::OnAppCommand: appcommand 9, trying action VolumeDown

Your volume control is generating an appcommand 9 message, and somewhere you have a config file with a mapping for this appcommand to the VolumeDown action. It doesn't look as if you've created any mapping files in your userdata directory, so it must be the mappings in C:\Program Files\XBMC\system\keymaps. Check the timestamps on the files and see if one has been modified recently.

JR

11/16/2011 for all but the mouse 12/26/2011

EDIT:
Found the file keyboard.nyxboard that had the volume control I just deleted the volume up and down. Works like before
Thanks

StinDaWg · 2012-01-21, 02:04

This has happened to me before after an upgrade. It has always been fixed after an uninstall and re-install. Sometimes settings get corrupted for whatever reason.