[WINDOWS] HOW-TO use a module to configure Xbox Remote Control on XBMC for Windows

Could someone possibly host this because the linkthat is constantly provided is very much dead,

i get a french 404 error everytime i click the link

Nicezia Wrote:Could someone possibly host this because the linkthat is constantly provided is very much dead,

i get a french 404 error everytime i click the link

IRXBOX = REMOTEXBMC
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Damn! works perfect just a couple of questions

1) what are the speed setings, because its a little slowon response forme, and everytime i change the speed setting it resets itself to 2.

2) Is it possible to use raw codes in the keymap because i use a Logitech universal remote which has about 30 extra RC codes that have proven useful in XBMC on my XBOX. Or are only the 27 origional XBOX Remote codes the only ones that can be used?

it works for me, but i have one problem, the "ok" button is way to sensitive, tried to adjust but no difference,
do you got any idea?

and how do i switch between subtitles when im wayching a movie+

Thanks MoDe,

This was really helpful in getting the remote to work. For all of you having a bit of trouble, here's what I did:

First, I'm using RedCl0uds XBOX remote driver, you can download it here:
http://www.redcl0ud.com/xbcd_rc.html
(I'm running XBCDRCv028 from his site on Windows XP)

If your using a different IR remote other than the xbox dvd remote, you'll probably have to use the IR driver that MoDe includes in the zip file.

-First you run XBCDRCv028.exe
-Plug in the remote dongle/usb connector, the driver should automatically be recognized as XBCD Remote
-Download IRXBOX 1.0 and install

Next, i navigated to the IRXBOX folder and found the exe, i created a shortcut for the exe and copied it to my Windows Startup Folder
(Thats located in C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Start Menu\Programs\Startup). I've also got a shortcut for XBMC in that folder so it starts up automatically when the computer boots up.

If you don't have IRXBOX automatically startup when the computer boots, you'll need to either manually start the program when you want to use the remote, or use the method MoDe suggests (although I'm not exactly sure how to get that to work). When IRXBOX is running, you should notice a new icon in the bottom right of your taskbar.

The RedCl0ud driver seems to work really well - I don't notice any lag on my PC for the remote.

~Z

Hello!

Thanks for the software!
Works great!

But I have two questions.

1. Is it really possible to have the IR-dongle connected to the Xbox at the same time?

2. Am I the only one not getting the "OSD" menu while playing fullscreen video in XBMC.
When i press the "menu" button I get to the previous menu. (the directory listing)


Regards,
Daniel

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kavven Wrote:Hello!

Thanks for the software!
Works great!

But I have two questions.

1. Is it really possible to have the IR-dongle connected to the Xbox at the same time?

2. Am I the only one not getting the "OSD" menu while playing fullscreen video in XBMC.
When i press the "menu" button I get to the previous menu. (the directory listing)

Daniel

osd menu, press ok button..


i have a problem with that i can not use the port that i write in irbox conf file,
i need to have it with autocontrol, and then the okej button is to sensitive.. its sends two commands. in autocontrol it doesnt become like this, but the ok button is the only button that works..
need som help guys!




Regards,

Thanks MoDe,

This was really helpful in getting the remote to work on my Vista x32 system.

i have tried on my Vista x64 sytem, but the driver not worked.

is there any chans to get a vista x64 support for this driver

Roocket Wrote:Thanks MoDe,

This was really helpful in getting the remote to work on my Vista x32 system.

i have tried on my Vista x64 sytem, but the driver not worked.

is there any chans to get a vista x64 support for this driver

does your OK button function properly? mine are sending double commands or something like that.

do you have irbox on autocontrol or manual port settings?

regards.