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<blockquote data-quote="mPod" data-source="post: 48727" data-attributes="member: 11199">BugsBunny, looks like it needs some more intense work. As a workaround you can turn off MCE remote and enable HID in configuration.exe. That's almost the same code RC3 was using, so it should work for your receiver. The MCE support in RC4 and later uses new code that supports Microsoft certified receivers only, as it seems. Basically it uses the same code as the mptray helper app once coded by Smirnuff used.Did you have to install a driver for your remote to work at all or does XP natively support it? If you had to install a driver, we have a problem here, cause the native MCE support in RC4 and later uses native XP stuff and does not support any 3rd party drivers.Please have some patience, it could take some more time to get other (not certified) MCE-like remotes supported natively again. Until then, use HID support (configuration.exe). Pls report back if that plays a bit better with your Zalman receiver, or maybe needs some more adjustments.One more thing: How is the receiver connected with the mainboard? Is it connected to a USB port? I'm worried about the fact that you got only 1 entry in MediaPortal.log... What other USB devices are connected?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mPod, post: 48727, member: 11199"] BugsBunny, looks like it needs some more intense work. As a workaround you can turn off MCE remote and enable HID in configuration.exe. That's almost the same code RC3 was using, so it should work for your receiver. The MCE support in RC4 and later uses new code that supports Microsoft certified receivers only, as it seems. Basically it uses the same code as the mptray helper app once coded by Smirnuff used. Did you have to install a driver for your remote to work at all or does XP natively support it? If you had to install a driver, we have a problem here, cause the native MCE support in RC4 and later uses native XP stuff and does not support any 3rd party drivers. Please have some patience, it could take some more time to get other (not certified) MCE-like remotes supported natively again. Until then, use HID support (configuration.exe). Pls report back if that plays a bit better with your Zalman receiver, or maybe needs some more adjustments. One more thing: How is the receiver connected with the mainboard? Is it connected to a USB port? I'm worried about the fact that you got only 1 entry in MediaPortal.log... What other USB devices are connected? [/QUOTE]

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