2009-02-06, 17:29
Hi,
1) My remote, which is the iMON Pad from my Antec Fusion case doesn't allow me to create keyboard shortcuts for the volume keys and I didn't want it either cause I like to control Windows volume with the remote.
But, is it possible that XBMC volume is controlled by the Windows volume instead of it's own volume? I'm asking this because the way it is now, I don't see any OSD for the volume when I increase/decrease it with the remote cause I'm actually changing the Windows volume and not XBMC volume.
Is there anything that can be done about this?
Also, is it possible to have the volume labeled from 0% to 100%, or something like that, instead of db levels?
2) My remote (the iMON Pad) has a button that calls the Alt+F4 shortcut, which, as you all know, allows to close any window application. Well, this button ain't working with XBMC... The button press is recognized as I see it in the VFD but it doesn't close XBMC. However, if I press Alt+F4 directly in the keyboard, it works.
Why is this happening? Every other application or window, can be closed with that button... The only one, so far, I wasn't able to close is XBMC.
Any thoughts?
1) My remote, which is the iMON Pad from my Antec Fusion case doesn't allow me to create keyboard shortcuts for the volume keys and I didn't want it either cause I like to control Windows volume with the remote.
But, is it possible that XBMC volume is controlled by the Windows volume instead of it's own volume? I'm asking this because the way it is now, I don't see any OSD for the volume when I increase/decrease it with the remote cause I'm actually changing the Windows volume and not XBMC volume.
Is there anything that can be done about this?
Also, is it possible to have the volume labeled from 0% to 100%, or something like that, instead of db levels?
2) My remote (the iMON Pad) has a button that calls the Alt+F4 shortcut, which, as you all know, allows to close any window application. Well, this button ain't working with XBMC... The button press is recognized as I see it in the VFD but it doesn't close XBMC. However, if I press Alt+F4 directly in the keyboard, it works.
Why is this happening? Every other application or window, can be closed with that button... The only one, so far, I wasn't able to close is XBMC.
Any thoughts?