Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="nzdreamer55" data-source="post: 1158509" data-attributes="member: 106790">Hi base runner.So I am not super MP guy but I am pretty sure that eventghost sees things going on in your computer (events) and then talks to the eventghost plugin to make those things happen.&nbsp; If you are wondering about the Remotes and Input Devices setting within mediaportal Configuration then no you do not need to do anything in this area.&nbsp; All the configuration for remote input is done within eventghost which then tell the plug in what you want to do in mediaportal.Now if you don't have the process plugin for eventghost, you can still use event ghost to emulate a keyboard which will control mediaportal without the plugin.&nbsp; you would &quot;map&quot; a remote signal to a keyboard input (eventghost would see the IR button code and then it would tell the computer that the &quot;spacebar&quot; was pressed).&nbsp; This would start and stop a video as an example.[ATTACH=full]171056[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nzdreamer55, post: 1158509, member: 106790"] Hi base runner. So I am not super MP guy but I am pretty sure that eventghost sees things going on in your computer (events) and then talks to the eventghost plugin to make those things happen. If you are wondering about the Remotes and Input Devices setting within mediaportal Configuration then no you do not need to do anything in this area. All the configuration for remote input is done within eventghost which then tell the plug in what you want to do in mediaportal. Now if you don't have the process plugin for eventghost, you can still use event ghost to emulate a keyboard which will control mediaportal without the plugin. you would "map" a remote signal to a keyboard input (eventghost would see the IR button code and then it would tell the computer that the "spacebar" was pressed). This would start and stop a video as an example. [ATTACH=full]171056[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

Verification