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<blockquote data-quote="krook1" data-source="post: 347756" data-attributes="member: 54116">Hi Seba,&nbsp; &nbsp; I confirmed that MCE Remote option is not checked.&nbsp; &nbsp; I did some more experimentation, and it looks like the newer WFWIZ (version 5.13.1.2007) is probably a little different from the one you have. This one &quot;simulates&quot; keystrokes, which is received by whatever application is in the foreground.&nbsp; &nbsp; So Channel up is +, Channel down is -, etc.&nbsp;&nbsp; It looks like the older WFWIZ may have had a different communication mechanism with the application.&nbsp;&nbsp; (Im not very familiar with Windows arch).&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; So two possible solutions are:&nbsp;&nbsp; 1. Remap keys in MP to match those of WFWIZ/TotalMedia. This does not require coolcommand.&nbsp;&nbsp; 2. Replace with older version of WFWIZ, but I dont know if the older WFWIZ will be able to communicate with the newer drivers on these cards.&nbsp;&nbsp; Regards,- Pravin</blockquote>

[QUOTE="krook1, post: 347756, member: 54116"] Hi Seba, I confirmed that MCE Remote option is not checked. I did some more experimentation, and it looks like the newer WFWIZ (version 5.13.1.2007) is probably a little different from the one you have. This one "simulates" keystrokes, which is received by whatever application is in the foreground. So Channel up is +, Channel down is -, etc. It looks like the older WFWIZ may have had a different communication mechanism with the application. (Im not very familiar with Windows arch). So two possible solutions are: 1. Remap keys in MP to match those of WFWIZ/TotalMedia. This does not require coolcommand. 2. Replace with older version of WFWIZ, but I dont know if the older WFWIZ will be able to communicate with the newer drivers on these cards. Regards, - Pravin [/QUOTE]

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