Howto: Hama MCE Remote Control without Focus (with Eventghost) (1 Viewer)

[andyph666]

Hey there. Just added both of them now. Same thing it says the driver is not found. Thanks for the help.

 

[icam2]

Just a stilly thing you are using the right driver for your os 64 or 32?. i've tested it on 3 pc's and it works on them all
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can you take a screen shot of your control panel device manager screen so i can see if they are in the same place as mine


Just added a screen of what mines shows why dont you compare with yours.

 

[andyph666]

Yea 64 bit. I don't think it can install otherwise. Heres the screenshot: ImageShack® - Online Photo and Video Hosting

 

[icam2]

beats me mate. it looks fine. i take it you are using one of the version 4 betas of EG. the stable releases dont support this device yet.

 

[andyph666]

Yea using the latest EG 4. Can anyone else try this?

 

[icam2]

have you tried starting eventghost and starting with a blank setup just to see? or maybe try the 32bit drivers you never know.

 

[Luca Brasi]

AW: Howto: Hama MCE Remote Control without Focus (with Eventghost)

Hi there,

just to inform you: with the newest beta Download EventGhost the driver download is working again...

 

[Luca Brasi]

AW: Howto: Hama MCE Remote Control without Focus (with Eventghost)

Hi again,

have you all seen this:
EventGhost • View topic - Auvisio VRC-1100 plugin

Looks like mouse is working and also the i button.

 

[mobydick101]

Yes, the remote works great with EventGhost 0.4.1.r1568.

There are some small problems but it is possible to work around them. For example, play and pause on the remote send the same code. I solved this by disabling the "Pause event" in EventGhost, and by configuring the "Play event" in the message plugin such that it causes a "Pause action" while media is playing, and a "Play action" otherwise.

The automatic download of the special driver for the remote is working, however, I would strongly prefer a manual download to check the reliability of the source and to keep the driver package on its own. And a disadvantage of the special driver is that the remote does not work any longer as a general input device. One has to define event mappings in EventGhost, otherwise the remote does nothing on the Windows desktop. Actually, if anybody could enlighten me about the source and the author of the special driver I would be very happy.

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Wolfram

 

[Luca Brasi]

hi, think you should ask about that in the eg forums... can't help you there...
luca