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<blockquote data-quote="z3gator" data-source="post: 76265" data-attributes="member: 19150">Re: Packard Bell Receiver with MP ProblemHi, I've been using a similar setup with MP for ages now, and I've not had any problems with it.&nbsp; I am using the PB IR receiver with a universal remote and running WinLIRC 0.6.5 with the AutoHotkey WinLIRC.ahk script (mostly, just to allow me to start/stop MP with the remote, as I also need to change some display settings since MP always uses the primary display, but I typically run with my LCD as primary and TV as secondary) and the MP WinLIRC plugin.First, if you haven't already done so, you can enable debugging in the MP WinLIRC plugin (Enable plugin logging checkbox is on the main setup tab for the plugin configuration) -- the logfile is named winlirc.log and should be located in the same directory as the WinLIRC3.dll (i.e. under plugins/process).&nbsp; Also, can you notice whether the WinLIRC tray icon flashes green when you send an IRC signal, which would at least tell you whether the signal was received by WinLIRC.&nbsp; Then, you can check the plugin logfile to see if it received the notification and whether it sent it along to MP.Hopefully, this will at least give you some clues as to where things are breaking down...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="z3gator, post: 76265, member: 19150"] [b]Re: Packard Bell Receiver with MP Problem[/b] Hi, I've been using a similar setup with MP for ages now, and I've not had any problems with it. I am using the PB IR receiver with a universal remote and running WinLIRC 0.6.5 with the AutoHotkey WinLIRC.ahk script (mostly, just to allow me to start/stop MP with the remote, as I also need to change some display settings since MP always uses the primary display, but I typically run with my LCD as primary and TV as secondary) and the MP WinLIRC plugin. First, if you haven't already done so, you can enable debugging in the MP WinLIRC plugin (Enable plugin logging checkbox is on the main setup tab for the plugin configuration) -- the logfile is named winlirc.log and should be located in the same directory as the WinLIRC3.dll (i.e. under plugins/process). Also, can you notice whether the WinLIRC tray icon flashes green when you send an IRC signal, which would at least tell you whether the signal was received by WinLIRC. Then, you can check the plugin logfile to see if it received the notification and whether it sent it along to MP. Hopefully, this will at least give you some clues as to where things are breaking down... [/QUOTE]

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