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<blockquote data-quote="svcguy" data-source="post: 341557" data-attributes="member: 83573">I got around the &quot;double clicks&quot; two ways.&nbsp; The first is to configure the IRSS process plugin to not act on those keys (must be done key by key).&nbsp; The second is to not install the IRSS process plugin at all (recently discovered that worked nicely after a MP re-install) and have the arrow, back, enter, etc keys all mapped out in Translator. &nbsp; &nbsp; As far as getting PowerDVD to work with Translator, you have to map the remote keys to PDVD's keyboard shorcut keys found <a href="http://www.keyxl.com/aaab43b/275/PowerDVD-Ultra-keyboard-shortcuts.htm" target="_blank">here</a>.&nbsp; Example:&nbsp; 'Play' is the ENTER key, so you map your remote's play key to the keyboard ENTER key.&nbsp; I was able to gain pretty much complete functionality doing it this way.&nbsp; If you are playing HD-DVD's (meaning 'red' discs) make sure to disable the HD-DVD hotkeys or else you'll be scratching your head.Andy</blockquote>

[QUOTE="svcguy, post: 341557, member: 83573"] I got around the "double clicks" two ways. The first is to configure the IRSS process plugin to not act on those keys (must be done key by key). The second is to not install the IRSS process plugin at all (recently discovered that worked nicely after a MP re-install) and have the arrow, back, enter, etc keys all mapped out in Translator. As far as getting PowerDVD to work with Translator, you have to map the remote keys to PDVD's keyboard shorcut keys found [URL="http://www.keyxl.com/aaab43b/275/PowerDVD-Ultra-keyboard-shortcuts.htm"]here[/URL]. Example: 'Play' is the ENTER key, so you map your remote's play key to the keyboard ENTER key. I was able to gain pretty much complete functionality doing it this way. If you are playing HD-DVD's (meaning 'red' discs) make sure to disable the HD-DVD hotkeys or else you'll be scratching your head. Andy [/QUOTE]

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