2010-05-31, 22:14
There are ways to get almost every remote to work with XBMC, whether its using registry entries or EventGhost.
2010-06-01, 20:33
If kids/clueless wives are involved there is only one option for a remote:
A Logitech Harmony
Plenty of models, pick one in your budget and enjoy never having to teach anyone what "input" something is hooked to ever again....
A Logitech Harmony
Plenty of models, pick one in your budget and enjoy never having to teach anyone what "input" something is hooked to ever again....
2010-06-04, 04:35
i got the remote slaveunit recommended and about half the functions worked out of the box so i used event ghost. only problem im having is now some of the keys are performing the same action twice or 2 different actions. anyway to disable the original commands of the remote?
2010-06-07, 01:52
Hi,
I have tried a few remotes over the last week for my new windows xbmc setup, and the ps3 bluray remote is incredible. It's bluetooth so functions perfectly in terms of connection, and was super simple to set up. Just install the fantastic program from http://www.benbarron.com/applications and it works like a dream. You might want to reconfigure a few buttons as you wish, but that is simple to do.
Cheers,
RB
I have tried a few remotes over the last week for my new windows xbmc setup, and the ps3 bluray remote is incredible. It's bluetooth so functions perfectly in terms of connection, and was super simple to set up. Just install the fantastic program from http://www.benbarron.com/applications and it works like a dream. You might want to reconfigure a few buttons as you wish, but that is simple to do.
Cheers,
RB
