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<blockquote data-quote="CyberSimian" data-source="post: 1282099" data-attributes="member: 141969">I tried this on MP 1.25 using an MCE RC6 remote control (not my usual Ortek/Hama), but the errant behaviour did not occur. I also looked at the log file, but it will need someone who is familiar with the remote-control HID support to (maybe) diagnose the cause of the problem.However, I will mention that I occasionally encounter a similar error when navigating the EPG. There is some combination of actions (which I have not yet identified) that causes the UP and DOWN keys to scroll the EPG by many many rows, instead of moving the focus by one row. This condition persists until I use the LEFT or RIGHT key to move the focus to the adjacent EPG cell. After this, UP and DOWN work normally. Since I encounter this using the Ortek/Hama remote control, the problem probably resides in the TV Plugin (the part of MP that starts TV, changes channel, and displays the EPG), and not in the HID support code.-- from CyberSimian in the UK</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CyberSimian, post: 1282099, member: 141969"] I tried this on MP 1.25 using an MCE RC6 remote control (not my usual Ortek/Hama), but the errant behaviour did not occur. I also looked at the log file, but it will need someone who is familiar with the remote-control HID support to (maybe) diagnose the cause of the problem. However, I will mention that I occasionally encounter a similar error when navigating the EPG. There is some combination of actions (which I have not yet identified) that causes the UP and DOWN keys to scroll the EPG by many many rows, instead of moving the focus by one row. This condition persists until I use the LEFT or RIGHT key to move the focus to the adjacent EPG cell. After this, UP and DOWN work normally. Since I encounter this using the Ortek/Hama remote control, the problem probably resides in the TV Plugin (the part of MP that starts TV, changes channel, and displays the EPG), and not in the HID support code. -- from CyberSimian in the UK [/QUOTE]

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