Hi Folks,
I discoverd an interessting behavior regarding Windows 8 and a Hauppauge Remote Control.
Setting:
Windows 8 Pro
MediaPortal 1.3.0RC Stand-alone Installation
Modification: I don't start ModernUI/Explorer at startup.
I edited the gpedit.msc and configured a "userdefined userinterface" to start directly into MediaPortal.
It all works well, except that i can't change the volume via Remote.
No matter what audio settings I use.
Then i discoverd that it works, if the explorer is started.
e.g. I start the MediaPortal, open the Task Manage via Crtl-Alt-Del choose "Start new task" and enter "explorer.exe", return to MediaPortal - and... tada... it works like a charm.
Is this a bug? A feature? An UTS-Error (User Too Stupid)?
I've spend some time trying to discover what service or program is started when I start the explorer/ModernUI but I can't find it. Well - at least not the service that is responsible for the volume control.
Has anyone observed a similar effect?
Solution?
I discoverd an interessting behavior regarding Windows 8 and a Hauppauge Remote Control.
Setting:
Windows 8 Pro
MediaPortal 1.3.0RC Stand-alone Installation
Modification: I don't start ModernUI/Explorer at startup.
I edited the gpedit.msc and configured a "userdefined userinterface" to start directly into MediaPortal.
It all works well, except that i can't change the volume via Remote.
No matter what audio settings I use.
Then i discoverd that it works, if the explorer is started.
e.g. I start the MediaPortal, open the Task Manage via Crtl-Alt-Del choose "Start new task" and enter "explorer.exe", return to MediaPortal - and... tada... it works like a charm.
Is this a bug? A feature? An UTS-Error (User Too Stupid)?
I've spend some time trying to discover what service or program is started when I start the explorer/ModernUI but I can't find it. Well - at least not the service that is responsible for the volume control.
Has anyone observed a similar effect?
Solution?