seek specific time on video playback?
#1
I'm using lirc remote. the numbers 1-9 are mapped to 30sec...10 minutes video seek forward/back. I would like to also use the numbers 0-9 ti to just type them in and press enter to get to the place I want in the video.

What I was thinking when I press info and get the bar telling me where I am in the movie..yeah so when Im on this bar I can set the 0-9 to work as numbers in this windows id. But I can't find what windows id it is or is this not even possible?

I've looked at this
http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=Window_IDs

also I've looked inside
/storage/.xbmc/addons/skin.confluence.bigfont/720p

to see if that can help me out somehow. But I've had no luck. So I can't basically load a movie and go to 15:03 for example because they mapped to other functions in fullscreenvideo windows id. I thought it would be seekbar as the windows id but it doesnt work Sad

Can someone kindly help me, or if they know of a method to set the buttons some other way while in fullscreenvideo. I would be very grateful

Thankyou
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#2
Um, this already works, so sounds as if all you need to do is to make sure that the button 1 on LIRC is mapped to the button 1 in LIRC.xml.
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#3
Sorry I should have given more details. I'm using this remote
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this is in my keymap
Code:
<FullscreenVideo>
      <remote>
      <power>Number1</power>
      <playlist>Number2</playlist>
      <subtitle>Number3</subtitle>
      <clear>Number4</clear>
      <green>Number5</green>
      <red>Number6</red>
      <blue>Number7</blue>
      <yellow>Number8</yellow>
      <skipminus>Number9</skipminus>
      <skipplus>Number0</skipplus>
      <left>subtitledelayminus</left>
      <right>subtitledelayplus</right>
      <up>audiodelayplus</up>
      <down>audiodelayminus</down>
      <zero>OSD</zero>
      <one>CodecInfo</one>
      <two>BigStepForward</two>
      <three>Info</three>
      <four>StepBack</four>
      <five>Play</five>
      <six>StepForward</six>
      <seven></seven>
      <eight>BigStepBack</eight>
      <nine>Stop</nine>
      <pageminus>analogseekback</pageminus>
      <pageplus>analogseekforward</pageplus>
      <back>SmallStepBack</back>
      <hash>Select</hash>
      <menu>ActivateWindow(VideoBookmarks)</menu>
      <star>createbookmark</star>
      <guide>XBMC.ActivateWindow(PVROSDGuide)</guide>
      <teletext>XBMC.ActivateWindow(Teletext)</teletext>
      <liveradio>AudioNextLanguage</liveradio>
      <guide>Playlist</guide>
      <liveradio>AudioNextLanguage</liveradio>
      <epgsearch>SkipNext</epgsearch>
      <epgsearch>SkipPrevious</epgsearch>
      <display>Fullscreen</display>
      <title>ShowSubtitles</title>
      <select>ActivateWindow(SubtitleSearch)</select>
    </remote>
  </FullscreenVideo>

I've mapped numeric buttons 0-9 to do other things since this is more convenient. What I wanted to do was when I press three on my remote (<three>Info</three> ) that I can program numbers 0-9 to do different actions. but is there a windows id for when your in info. So have
something like

Code:
<FullscreenInfo>
    <remote>
      <one>Number1</one>
      <.......
    </remote>
  </FullscreenInfo>

for example I can do this when Im in VideoOSD but since that brings up a seprate window on top of fullscreenwindow I cant just map Numeer1 in that window because in that window number1 means nothing.

so is there another way I can while watching a movie press a button on my remote and then can basically set secondary actions to the buttons? Its a long shot asking but I've been thinking about it for a long time. Thankyou for your time and help.
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#4
No, you can't do that.
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#5
Thanks jmarshall for trying Smile. I'll just use the keys on top to map the digits.
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