Can my Sky UK remote be used to control MP with IRSS?? (1 Viewer)
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I have done a little more testing today and I have 2 issues.
1, One the HTPC has been put to sleep or rebooted IRSS stops recognising commands, no matter what I press nothing happens, the light on the receiver still flashes every key press......
2, The remote cannot wake the PC from sleep, I think this maybe linked to the first issue?
Any help would be much appreciated.
1, One the HTPC has been put to sleep or rebooted IRSS stops recognising commands, no matter what I press nothing happens, the light on the receiver still flashes every key press......
2, The remote cannot wake the PC from sleep, I think this maybe linked to the first issue?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Hi,
Sorry to bring up an old thread. Have you any idea how you managed to get the resume from standby feature to work. I'm using windows XP myself, and I've tried a few Sky remotes on a few different machines. None of them want to resume.
Any help would be much appreciated, thanks!
Sorry to bring up an old thread. Have you any idea how you managed to get the resume from standby feature to work. I'm using windows XP myself, and I've tried a few Sky remotes on a few different machines. None of them want to resume.
Any help would be much appreciated, thanks!
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