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<blockquote data-quote="gamingexpert" data-source="post: 331633" data-attributes="member: 54717"><p>i'm thinking C) makes A) and B) not needed. i havent used autohotkey but could you not just launch emulators the normal way without a batch file, then when you press the &quot;green button&quot; you could have it launch a script like you said that checks window names and if it finds an emulator it closes it with the correct buttons. thats if autohotkey can send key presses, then you could just have 'if then' statements or whatever like if epsxe.exe is open then send key 'esc'. i use the program MacroMaker a lot and have a lot of stuff set up with that so maybe that could do it too. (i also use Xpadder to remap all my remote/controller buttons, and sometimes i make key combos in Xpadder be the shortcuts that launch macros with MacroMaker, so maybe thats why you said start it with a batch file, cuz maybe if you mapped the remote in mediaportal it wouldnt support things like launching a script)</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="gamingexpert, post: 331633, member: 54717"] i'm thinking C) makes A) and B) not needed. i havent used autohotkey but could you not just launch emulators the normal way without a batch file, then when you press the "green button" you could have it launch a script like you said that checks window names and if it finds an emulator it closes it with the correct buttons. thats if autohotkey can send key presses, then you could just have 'if then' statements or whatever like if epsxe.exe is open then send key 'esc'. i use the program MacroMaker a lot and have a lot of stuff set up with that so maybe that could do it too. (i also use Xpadder to remap all my remote/controller buttons, and sometimes i make key combos in Xpadder be the shortcuts that launch macros with MacroMaker, so maybe thats why you said start it with a batch file, cuz maybe if you mapped the remote in mediaportal it wouldnt support things like launching a script) [/QUOTE]

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