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<blockquote data-quote="craigparris1" data-source="post: 286704" data-attributes="member: 75254">Hi Seba,No worries - happy to contribute!On a similar note, can you think of any reason why the TV/FM/DVD buttons on this particular model of remote would not be working?&nbsp; They don't actually send a command through (well, at least nothing gets logged by the plug-in in the MediaPortal log file).&nbsp; Is that because it's not recognising those buttons in the WinPVR2Double.exe?&nbsp; If I had some spare time, I'd take a look at the source code myself and try to figure it out, but I'm just a bit busy at the moment.Cheers,CraigHi Seba,A small bug that I noticed.&nbsp; Whenever you open the config window for the plug-in, it doesn't check the radio button that relates to whichever &quot;WinPVR&quot; version you have selected (ie. both radio buttons stay unchecked).&nbsp; When you check one, it does update the correct value in the input mapping file.Cheers,Craig</blockquote>

[QUOTE="craigparris1, post: 286704, member: 75254"] Hi Seba, No worries - happy to contribute! On a similar note, can you think of any reason why the TV/FM/DVD buttons on this particular model of remote would not be working? They don't actually send a command through (well, at least nothing gets logged by the plug-in in the MediaPortal log file). Is that because it's not recognising those buttons in the WinPVR2Double.exe? If I had some spare time, I'd take a look at the source code myself and try to figure it out, but I'm just a bit busy at the moment. Cheers, Craig Hi Seba, A small bug that I noticed. Whenever you open the config window for the plug-in, it doesn't check the radio button that relates to whichever "WinPVR" version you have selected (ie. both radio buttons stay unchecked). When you check one, it does update the correct value in the input mapping file. Cheers, Craig [/QUOTE]

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