I did itttttttt!
Here's a short description.. I will have to test it again myself tomorrow. So please don't shoot me if it doesn't work. Just ask questions
Step1:
Download and unzip the keyboardInputPlugin_1.1.0.0.zip Submitted By: rsenden (rsenden) who did some GREAT WORK writing this PlugIn.
MEDIAPORTAL - free media center - KeyboardInputPlugin
Step2
Installation Instructions (from the ReadMe File, but slighty edited)
1. Copy the KeyboardInputPlugin.dll file to your MediaPortal Plugins\Process directory.
2. Copy the provided Keyboard.xml file (for Asus S-Presso front panel remote) to your MediaPortal InputDeviceMappings\default directory.
Step3
Read the ReadMe file carefully!
I had the same problem as described under Know Problems in the ReadMe file which is that key presses of the up and down arrow were handled twice.
Step 4
Go to the MP Configuration->General->Keys and Sounds. (I don't know if you can back up the settings, but do so if necessary)
Remove all the Windows and Global Actions.
(I think it should already work by now, so go ahead and test it)
Step 5
MP Configuration->Plugins
Keyboard Input Plugin should be registered under the process plugins.
Righ click-> Configuration
Step 6
Quote Readme:
Button Definitions and mappings
Using the Configuration screens of the plugin (accessed through the MediaPortal Setup program), one can modify both the button definitions and the button to action mappings. Usually you should start with adding button definitions (unless you already have a keyboard.xml file with existing button definitions available, for example for your HID remote) and afterwards perform the button to action mapping. The button to action mapping process is the same as for the regular MediaPortal remote button mapping process, so is not described in further detail here.
Meaning...
within the plugin's configuration, the add/remove buttons allows you to 'update' your key presses.
Install Eventghost (google for it) to reveal each remote button's keyboard mapping and match it with its key code from the readme file. This is not really necessary since you can use the learn mode within the plugin itself.
I changed the more button code into 93, because it was not working for me.
Hope this helps
Here's a short description.. I will have to test it again myself tomorrow. So please don't shoot me if it doesn't work. Just ask questions
Step1:
Download and unzip the keyboardInputPlugin_1.1.0.0.zip Submitted By: rsenden (rsenden) who did some GREAT WORK writing this PlugIn.
MEDIAPORTAL - free media center - KeyboardInputPlugin
Step2
Installation Instructions (from the ReadMe File, but slighty edited)
1. Copy the KeyboardInputPlugin.dll file to your MediaPortal Plugins\Process directory.
2. Copy the provided Keyboard.xml file (for Asus S-Presso front panel remote) to your MediaPortal InputDeviceMappings\default directory.
Step3
Read the ReadMe file carefully!
I had the same problem as described under Know Problems in the ReadMe file which is that key presses of the up and down arrow were handled twice.
Step 4
Go to the MP Configuration->General->Keys and Sounds. (I don't know if you can back up the settings, but do so if necessary)
Remove all the Windows and Global Actions.
(I think it should already work by now, so go ahead and test it)
Step 5
MP Configuration->Plugins
Keyboard Input Plugin should be registered under the process plugins.
Righ click-> Configuration
Step 6
Quote Readme:
Button Definitions and mappings
Using the Configuration screens of the plugin (accessed through the MediaPortal Setup program), one can modify both the button definitions and the button to action mappings. Usually you should start with adding button definitions (unless you already have a keyboard.xml file with existing button definitions available, for example for your HID remote) and afterwards perform the button to action mapping. The button to action mapping process is the same as for the regular MediaPortal remote button mapping process, so is not described in further detail here.
Meaning...
within the plugin's configuration, the add/remove buttons allows you to 'update' your key presses.
Install Eventghost (google for it) to reveal each remote button's keyboard mapping and match it with its key code from the readme file. This is not really necessary since you can use the learn mode within the plugin itself.
I changed the more button code into 93, because it was not working for me.
Hope this helps