2011-02-23, 09:43
Hey everyone. I went ahead and moved to Windows 7 from linux for my htpc not to long ago so I could play around with kxdriver and its fine features........
Anyway, I have set everything up with Eventghost and I must say I'm pretty happy with it and I can see how it will make things easy when I eventually pickup a Harmony remote.
Anyway, My concern is this. There are some things that just don't work the same.... For instance, when I press INFO during a show to get the info, i have to hit back to exit it, why can't I just hit info again?
Things like this just sort've erk me.
I use the 360 remote, but I know that I can just make the minor changes to it that I need to make in order to make it work.
I'm also aware that I could just make a registry hack that will make my 360 remote work like a regular MCE remote, but I wouldn't get the option of tweaking things.
So, I'm basicly asking if anyone has a nice default MCE remote config for XBMC that makes the MCE remote pretty much respond as if it were being ran without EventGhost.
This way I can make my tweaks and such from there.
Sorry to ramble on, burning the midnight oil.
Anyway, I have set everything up with Eventghost and I must say I'm pretty happy with it and I can see how it will make things easy when I eventually pickup a Harmony remote.
Anyway, My concern is this. There are some things that just don't work the same.... For instance, when I press INFO during a show to get the info, i have to hit back to exit it, why can't I just hit info again?
Things like this just sort've erk me.
I use the 360 remote, but I know that I can just make the minor changes to it that I need to make in order to make it work.
I'm also aware that I could just make a registry hack that will make my 360 remote work like a regular MCE remote, but I wouldn't get the option of tweaking things.
So, I'm basicly asking if anyone has a nice default MCE remote config for XBMC that makes the MCE remote pretty much respond as if it were being ran without EventGhost.
This way I can make my tweaks and such from there.
Sorry to ramble on, burning the midnight oil.