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<blockquote data-quote="alexdepalma" data-source="post: 968104" data-attributes="member: 66361"><p>Ups. Didn't see that before. </p><p></p><p>The solution is simple. In windows control panel there are the settings for X10 remote (some times visible in icons view). This is the windows driver that is also listening the commands for windows. My recommendation is to select an unused channel, lets say 14... Windows will be specting to catch user x10 commands on that channel, so as your remote will be probably transmitting in channel 1, then the commands don't get doubled (one for windows driver and one for MP driver).</p><p>In some situations, you may also need to select MP remote settings and filter commands by selecting the proper channel (usually 1) so only channel 1 will be accepted by MP and no other.</p><p></p><p>In all X10 remotes with windows versions including MCE, seems to happend the same, windows driver reproduces the remote command, and MP also reproduces de command with the know problem of double clicks or commands.</p><p></p><p>Hope helps to all X10 Remote users in Mediaportal.</p><p></p><p>Enjoy </p><p>A</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="alexdepalma, post: 968104, member: 66361"] Ups. Didn't see that before. The solution is simple. In windows control panel there are the settings for X10 remote (some times visible in icons view). This is the windows driver that is also listening the commands for windows. My recommendation is to select an unused channel, lets say 14... Windows will be specting to catch user x10 commands on that channel, so as your remote will be probably transmitting in channel 1, then the commands don't get doubled (one for windows driver and one for MP driver). In some situations, you may also need to select MP remote settings and filter commands by selecting the proper channel (usually 1) so only channel 1 will be accepted by MP and no other. In all X10 remotes with windows versions including MCE, seems to happend the same, windows driver reproduces the remote command, and MP also reproduces de command with the know problem of double clicks or commands. Hope helps to all X10 Remote users in Mediaportal. Enjoy A [/QUOTE]
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