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<blockquote data-quote="CyberSimian" data-source="post: 1296126" data-attributes="member: 141969">For a remote that is using the MCE-RC6 code set, there is a debounce registry setting that may be what you need here.When you press and release a button on a remote control, the contacts sometimes &quot;bounce&quot;, meaning that the signal is sent two (or more) times in quick succession. If debounce is enabled, the Microsoft driver ignores the second and subsequent signals if they occur within a small time interval of the first signal. Only the Microsoft driver does this, which is the Microsoft eHome Infrared Transceiver device in Windows &quot;Device Manager&quot;.Another cause of multiple actions occurring in response to a single button press is (I think) enabling &quot;HID Keyboard&quot; in &quot;Remotes and Other Input Devices&quot; in &quot;MP Config&quot;, combined with the Classic profile. If you are using this combination, I think that you need either to use the Full profile, or deselect &quot;HID Keyboard&quot;.-- from CyberSimian in the UK</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CyberSimian, post: 1296126, member: 141969"] For a remote that is using the MCE-RC6 code set, there is a [b]debounce registry setting[/b] that may be what you need here. When you press and release a button on a remote control, the contacts sometimes "bounce", meaning that the signal is sent two (or more) times in quick succession. If debounce is enabled, the Microsoft driver ignores the second and subsequent signals if they occur within a small time interval of the first signal. Only the Microsoft driver does this, which is the [b]Microsoft eHome Infrared Transceiver[/b] device in Windows "Device Manager". Another cause of multiple actions occurring in response to a single button press is (I think) enabling "HID Keyboard" in "Remotes and Other Input Devices" in "MP Config", combined with the [b]Classic[/b] profile. If you are using this combination, I think that you need either to use the [b]Full[/b] profile, or deselect "HID Keyboard". -- from CyberSimian in the UK [/QUOTE]

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