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<blockquote data-quote="lowcrust" data-source="post: 218824" data-attributes="member: 28394">First of all, thanks a lot for helping out! I really appreciate it. Secondly, if you take a look at the Wiki you will find that these answers are vague at best in the Wiki. The section about remotes doesn't say much at all to be honest. In fact so much so that I created an own topic for that discussion shortly after posting this thread. You can find that discussion here;<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/media_portals_achilles_heel_support-t33181.html?p=218703" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/media_portals_achilles_heel_support-t33181.html?p=218703</a>But back to the topic; If I press the [+] sign under the Volume Up tab in the General/Keys and Sound/Global actions menu the sign [k] shows up in the field. If I press the same key ([+]) in MP later nothing happens. If, however, I press the [k] key the volume rises...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lowcrust, post: 218824, member: 28394"] First of all, thanks a lot for helping out! I really appreciate it. Secondly, if you take a look at the Wiki you will find that these answers are vague [I]at best[/I] in the Wiki. The section about remotes doesn't say much at all to be honest. In fact so much so that I created an own topic for that discussion shortly after posting this thread. You can find that discussion here; [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/media_portals_achilles_heel_support-t33181.html?p=218703[/url] But back to the topic; If I press the [+] sign under the Volume Up tab in the [B]General/Keys and Sound/Global actions[/B] menu the sign [k] shows up in the field. If I press the same key ([+]) in MP later nothing happens. If, however, I press the [k] key the volume rises... [/QUOTE]

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