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<blockquote data-quote="emphatic" data-source="post: 330971" data-attributes="member: 24365">For closing emus with the remote, an AutoHotKey script + some batch file(s) might do the trick? I'm not that good at creating scripts but I know there are scripts that will do this.Say your emu of choice is quit with the escape key, you could start the emu with a batch file that launchesa) an autohotkey that remaps the &quot;green button&quot; on the remote to the appropriate &quot;end key&quot;b) and the emulatorc) sets conditions so when the &quot;green button&quot; is pressed it checks for/sets focus to the emulator ( a list of possible window names could be listed thus enabling support for many emulators in one .ahk script and send the appropriate &quot;end key&quot; (MAME for example only accept direct input, not remapped keys, so here you'll have to rely on a &quot;close window&quot; kind of actionIt's unlikely that more than one emu will be run at one time, so this should not cause any conflicts.Emph</blockquote>

[QUOTE="emphatic, post: 330971, member: 24365"] For closing emus with the remote, an AutoHotKey script + some batch file(s) might do the trick? I'm not that good at creating scripts but I know there are scripts that will do this. Say your emu of choice is quit with the escape key, you could start the emu with a batch file that launches a) an autohotkey that remaps the "green button" on the remote to the appropriate "end key" b) and the emulator c) sets conditions so when the "green button" is pressed it checks for/sets focus to the emulator ( a list of possible window names could be listed thus enabling support for many emulators in one .ahk script and send the appropriate "end key" (MAME for example only accept direct input, not remapped keys, so here you'll have to rely on a "close window" kind of action It's unlikely that more than one emu will be run at one time, so this should not cause any conflicts. Emph [/QUOTE]

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