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Jeff
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Mon Jan 24, 2005 9:15 am Post subject:
Remote Control key Mapping |
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For the experts,
Since my Microsoft OEM remote was DOA, I am remapping functions of MCE2005
onto a ATI remote wonder.
Would anyone know the path for the green arrow (back button) which is on the
upper left hand side of the MCE UI ?
TIA,
Jeff |
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Olcay Buyan
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Mon Jan 24, 2005 9:36 am Post subject:
Re: Remote Control key Mapping |
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Hi Jeff,
if you mean the button to get one step back than it's BACKSPACE button.
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Olcay Buyan
Olcay@MCECustomizer.com
www.MCECustomizer.com
"Jeff" <Jeff@aol.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | For the experts,
Since my Microsoft OEM remote was DOA, I am remapping functions of MCE2005
onto a ATI remote wonder.
Would anyone know the path for the green arrow (back button) which is on
the upper left hand side of the MCE UI ?
TIA,
Jeff
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Jeff
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Mon Jan 24, 2005 9:36 am Post subject:
Re: Remote Control key Mapping |
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"Olcay Buyan" <Olcay@MCECustomizer.com> wrote in message
news:eiwANtdAFHA.2584@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
| Quote: | Hi Jeff,
if you mean the button to get one step back than it's BACKSPACE button.
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Olcay Buyan
Olcay@MCECustomizer.com
www.MCECustomizer.com
"Jeff" <Jeff@aol.com> wrote in message
news:qrKdnaXrCeLY62ncRVn-iA@fcc.net...
For the experts,
Since my Microsoft OEM remote was DOA, I am remapping functions of
MCE2005 onto a ATI remote wonder.
Would anyone know the path for the green arrow (back button) which is on
the upper left hand side of the MCE UI ?
TIA,
Jeff
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Yes, what's it's location so i can point to it?
TIA
jeff |
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Steven
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Mon Jan 24, 2005 7:03 pm Post subject:
Remote Control key Mapping |
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I would also like to map MCE 2005 functions on to an ATI
Remote Wonder remote. Can you describe how to do this step
by step? I can use the numbers for channels but not much
else works. The channel up & down button doesn't even work.
Thanks in advance.
| Quote: | -----Original Message-----
For the experts,
Since my Microsoft OEM remote was DOA, I am remapping
functions of MCE2005
onto a ATI remote wonder.
Would anyone know the path for the green arrow (back
button) which is on the
upper left hand side of the MCE UI ?
TIA,
Jeff
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rcolbeck
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Mon Jan 24, 2005 8:01 pm Post subject:
RE: Remote Control key Mapping |
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I use a RW with MCE. You can find an MCE Extended Support Plug-In at
http://remotew.free.fr/plugins.htm. This will do most of the job. In addition
or instead, you can use the Remote Wonder Key Factory also available at the
same site. I use this to map the backspace key (goes back in the menu), the
channel guide and a few other keys. I also map the Power key and TV key using
the RW Key Master available from the RW Key Factory website. This latter item
is a bit confusing - RW Key Factory is a plug in for the ATI RW program, but
RW Key Master (which needs to be used if you want to map special keys like
Power, TV, DVD, etc) is a separate little application. I use both RW Key
Master and the RW Key Factory plugin.
To map keys, you need to find the list of MCE shortcut keys. I can't
remember exactly where this is found (I'm not on my MCE computer right now)
but I think they are listed under the Windows accessibility options, or in
one of the Windows help files. Do a google for Media Center Edition keyboard
shortcuts if you can't find them, or search in this newsgroup.
...Roger
"Steven" wrote:
| Quote: | I would also like to map MCE 2005 functions on to an ATI
Remote Wonder remote. Can you describe how to do this step
by step? I can use the numbers for channels but not much
else works. The channel up & down button doesn't even work.
Thanks in advance.
-----Original Message-----
For the experts,
Since my Microsoft OEM remote was DOA, I am remapping
functions of MCE2005
onto a ATI remote wonder.
Would anyone know the path for the green arrow (back
button) which is on the
upper left hand side of the MCE UI ?
TIA,
Jeff
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Jeff
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Mon Jan 24, 2005 8:26 pm Post subject:
Re: Remote Control key Mapping |
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"rcolbeck" <rcolbeck@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8CC0FB19-E280-4950-9130-E758B64B894E@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | I use a RW with MCE. You can find an MCE Extended Support Plug-In at
http://remotew.free.fr/plugins.htm. This will do most of the job. In
addition
or instead, you can use the Remote Wonder Key Factory also available at
the
same site. I use this to map the backspace key (goes back in the menu),
the
channel guide and a few other keys. I also map the Power key and TV key
using
the RW Key Master available from the RW Key Factory website. This latter
item
is a bit confusing - RW Key Factory is a plug in for the ATI RW program,
but
RW Key Master (which needs to be used if you want to map special keys like
Power, TV, DVD, etc) is a separate little application. I use both RW Key
Master and the RW Key Factory plugin.
To map keys, you need to find the list of MCE shortcut keys. I can't
remember exactly where this is found (I'm not on my MCE computer right
now)
but I think they are listed under the Windows accessibility options, or in
one of the Windows help files. Do a google for Media Center Edition
keyboard
shortcuts if you can't find them, or search in this newsgroup.
..Roger
"Steven" wrote:
I would also like to map MCE 2005 functions on to an ATI
Remote Wonder remote. Can you describe how to do this step
by step? I can use the numbers for channels but not much
else works. The channel up & down button doesn't even work.
Thanks in advance.
-----Original Message-----
For the experts,
Since my Microsoft OEM remote was DOA, I am remapping
functions of MCE2005
onto a ATI remote wonder.
Would anyone know the path for the green arrow (back
button) which is on the
upper left hand side of the MCE UI ?
TIA,
Jeff
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The mce plugin dll was there which i put in my ehome directory...the remote
wonder key factory pointed to another link that is dead, have you an
alternate source for that one?
TIA
jeff |
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rcolbeck
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Tue Jan 25, 2005 7:37 am Post subject:
Re: Remote Control key Mapping |
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Jeff:
The following works for me: http://catsoft.wz.cz/sp/rwkeyfactory.php
...Roger
"Jeff" wrote:
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"rcolbeck" <rcolbeck@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8CC0FB19-E280-4950-9130-E758B64B894E@microsoft.com...
I use a RW with MCE. You can find an MCE Extended Support Plug-In at
http://remotew.free.fr/plugins.htm. This will do most of the job. In
addition
or instead, you can use the Remote Wonder Key Factory also available at
the
same site. I use this to map the backspace key (goes back in the menu),
the
channel guide and a few other keys. I also map the Power key and TV key
using
the RW Key Master available from the RW Key Factory website. This latter
item
is a bit confusing - RW Key Factory is a plug in for the ATI RW program,
but
RW Key Master (which needs to be used if you want to map special keys like
Power, TV, DVD, etc) is a separate little application. I use both RW Key
Master and the RW Key Factory plugin.
To map keys, you need to find the list of MCE shortcut keys. I can't
remember exactly where this is found (I'm not on my MCE computer right
now)
but I think they are listed under the Windows accessibility options, or in
one of the Windows help files. Do a google for Media Center Edition
keyboard
shortcuts if you can't find them, or search in this newsgroup.
..Roger
"Steven" wrote:
I would also like to map MCE 2005 functions on to an ATI
Remote Wonder remote. Can you describe how to do this step
by step? I can use the numbers for channels but not much
else works. The channel up & down button doesn't even work.
Thanks in advance.
-----Original Message-----
For the experts,
Since my Microsoft OEM remote was DOA, I am remapping
functions of MCE2005
onto a ATI remote wonder.
Would anyone know the path for the green arrow (back
button) which is on the
upper left hand side of the MCE UI ?
TIA,
Jeff
.
The mce plugin dll was there which i put in my ehome directory...the remote
wonder key factory pointed to another link that is dead, have you an
alternate source for that one?
TIA
jeff
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