[brando56894]

I have a knock-off MCE remote and I'm trying to map the LiveTV button to the PseudoTV plugin but it doesn't seem to do what I want it to do. For example, if I add <livetv>XBMC.RunAddon(script.pseudotv)</livetv> under the <home> tag it just tries to launch a PVR and says that one isn't configured. To see if my call was correct I edited the mapping for the clear button which was already there from <clear>XBMC.ActivateWindow(Weather)</clear> to <clear>XBMC.RunAddon(script.pseudotv)</clear> and it worked perfectly!

I've tried to map LiveTV to other things but it keeps trying to launch a PVR, I've even done it in Lircmap.xml to map it to a key press but yet it still tries to launch the PVR. Is this hard-coded into OpenELEC?

I'm using this nightly build of OpenELEC: OpenELEC_PVR-Fusion.x86_64-devel-20120704202017-r11493.tar.bz2


Here's the output from the debug log from XBMC:

Code:

DEBUG: ------ Window Init () ------
DEBUG: LIRC: Update - NEW at 1491279:160 0 KEY_OK_UP devinput (KEY_OK_UP)
DEBUG: LIRC: Update - NEW at 1497512:182 0 KEY_TUNER devinput (KEY_TUNER)
DEBUG: OnKey: one (31) pressed, action is XBMC.ActivateWindow(MyPVR)
DEBUG: Activating window ID: 10600
DEBUG: ------ Window Deinit (SettingsCategory.xml) ------
DEBUG: ------ Window Init (MyPVR.xml) ------
DEBUG: CGUIWindowManager::PreviousWindow: Deactivate
DEBUG: CGUIWindowManager::PreviousWindow: Activate new
DEBUG: ------ Window Init (SettingsCategory.xml) ------
INFO: Loading skin file: SettingsCategory.xml
DEBUG: ------ Window Init (DialogKaiToast.xml) ------
DEBUG: LIRC: Update - NEW at 1498312:182 0 KEY_TUNER_UP devinput (KEY_TUNER_UP)
DEBUG: ------ Window Deinit (DialogKaiToast.xml) ------
DEBUG: SECTION:UnloadDelayed(DLL: special://xbmcbin/system/ImageLib-x86_64-linux.so)
DEBUG: Unloading: ImageLib-x86_64-linux.so

XBMC.ActivateWindow(MyPVR) doesn't exist anywhere in remote.xml so that's what makes me think that it's hardcoded in.

[wsnipex]

its very probable that Openelec maps this.

to override it in your keyboard.xml:

<one>whateveraction</one>