Remote Control VRC-1100 problem in "Pictures" in XBMC ?
#1
Remote Control VRC-1100 problem in "Pictures" in XBMC ?
This is the cheapest ($15) XBMC Remote Control that work 95% out of the BOX
http://wiki.xbmc.org/images/e/e2/Remote-VRC1100.jpg
http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Rem...s#VRC-1100

My Qs,
I'm using XBMC 11 Eden, Win7

Under
http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Pictures
"Zooming in/out on Pictures
This can be performed while viewing individual pictures or in a slideshow. While viewing press 0–9 on remote or keyboard to zoom in and out. While zoomed you can use the arrow buttons the keyboard to scroll the edges of the picture.
NOTE: If done during a slideshow, it will pause it until you stop pressing a button. If you are zoomed in during a slideshow and the picture changes it will not keep those setting from one picture to another."


But When I press press 0–9 on remote, nothing happen , why ? Is there any setting I'm missing ?


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#2
First, verify in System > Settings > System > Input devices that the "Remote control sends keyboard presses" option is enabled. If 0-9 still don't work with that option enabled, proceed with the following.

Enable debug logging in XBMC, view a picture/slideshow and press various numeric buttons on your remote and then press the same numeric buttons on your keyboard (top row), exit XBMC, locate and review your debug log (wiki) to see how XBMC identifies those numeric buttons presses for the remote control vs. the keyboard. I suspect they are being interpreted as numeric pad numbers rather than as keyboard numbers (e.g., remote button "1" is treated as "numpadone" and keyboard "1" is treated as "one").

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#3
Thanks, will try that.
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#4
I've change setting in "System > Settings > System > Input devices that the "Remote control sends keyboard presses" option is enabled" , Still 0-9 doesn't zoom picture .

Then I Enable debug logging in XBMC, below is what I believe is the part when I try 0-9 , any idea ?
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Code:
20:49:41 T:5232   DEBUG: SDLKeyboard: scancode: 50, sym: 0102, unicode: 0032, modifier: 0
20:49:41 T:5232   DEBUG: CApplication::OnKey: numpadtwo (f072) pressed, action is Number2
20:49:43 T:5232   DEBUG: SDLKeyboard: scancode: 51, sym: 0103, unicode: 0033, modifier: 0
20:49:43 T:5232   DEBUG: CApplication::OnKey: numpadthree (f073) pressed, action is Number3
20:49:44 T:5232   DEBUG: SDLKeyboard: scancode: 4b, sym: 0104, unicode: 0034, modifier: 0
20:49:44 T:5232   DEBUG: CApplication::OnKey: numpadfour (f074) pressed, action is Number4
20:49:46 T:5232   DEBUG: SDLKeyboard: scancode: 4c, sym: 0105, unicode: 0035, modifier: 0
20:49:46 T:5232   DEBUG: CApplication::OnKey: numpadfive (f075) pressed, action is Number5
20:49:49 T:5232   DEBUG: SDLKeyboard: scancode: 4d, sym: 0106, unicode: 0036, modifier: 0
20:49:49 T:5232   DEBUG: CApplication::OnKey: numpadsix (f076) pressed, action is Number6
20:49:51 T:5232   DEBUG: SDLKeyboard: scancode: 47, sym: 0107, unicode: 0037, modifier: 0
20:49:51 T:5232   DEBUG: CApplication::OnKey: numpadseven (f077) pressed, action is Number7
20:49:52 T:5232    INFO: XCURL::DllLibCurlGlobal::CheckIdle - Closing session to http://feeds.feedburner.com (easy=006612D0, multi=002D7810)
20:49:52 T:5232   DEBUG: SDLKeyboard: scancode: 48, sym: 0108, unicode: 0038, modifier: 0
20:49:52 T:5232   DEBUG: CApplication::OnKey: numpadeight (f078) pressed, action is Number8
20:49:53 T:5232   DEBUG: SDLKeyboard: scancode: 49, sym: 0109, unicode: 0039, modifier: 0
20:49:53 T:5232   DEBUG: CApplication::OnKey: numpadnine (f079) pressed, action is Number9
20:49:55 T:5232   DEBUG: SDLKeyboard: scancode: 52, sym: 0100, unicode: 0030, modifier: 0
20:49:55 T:5232   DEBUG: CApplication::OnKey: numpadzero (f070) pressed, action is Number0
20:49:58 T:5232   DEBUG: SDLKeyboard: scancode: 38, sym: 0134, unicode: 0000, modifier: 100
20:49:58 T:5232   DEBUG: CApplication::OnKey: alt-leftalt (4f0d4) pressed, action is
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#5
Yep, just as I thought... the numeric buttons are sending numpadzero - numpadnine instead of zero - nine. You can create or edit a keyboard.xml file and add the following override entries, which will use the numpadzero - numpadnine keys (the numeric pad 0-9 keys on a standard keyboard or the 0-9 buttons on your remote control) to zoom pictures:

Code:
<keymap>
  <SlideShow>
    <keyboard>
      <numpadzero>ZoomNormal</numpadzero>
      <numpadone>ZoomLevel1</numpadone>
      <numpadtwo>ZoomLevel2</numpadtwo>
      <numpadthree>ZoomLevel3</numpadthree>
      <numpadfour>ZoomLevel4</numpadfour>
      <numpadfive>ZoomLevel5</numpadfive>
      <numpadsix>ZoomLevel6</numpadsix>
      <numpadseven>ZoomLevel7</numpadseven>
      <numpadeight>ZoomLevel8</numpadeight>
      <numpadnine>ZoomLevel9</numpadnine>
    </keyboard>
  </SlideShow>
</keymap>

See the HOW-TO:Modify keyboard.xml page in the wiki for instructions on how to create a custom keyboard.xml file, if you don't already have one, and then add all the lines in the code block above into your new file. If you already have one, just add the lines from <Slideshow> through </Slideshow> inclusive into your existing keyboard.xml file.
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#6
It works, thanks .
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