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<blockquote data-quote="joostzilla" data-source="post: 674451">Lol. I am very for improvement too. But i dont have a better solution ready. Yet!About the right mouse button: I said it 'acts' like a right mouse button (just like the 'i' button). It invokes extra features, info, options or menus. So using the 'i' button for something else seems not right to me. Your two button proposal sounds logical but could invoke new problems:- you have to take your finger from the d-pad to navigate for the 'i' and/or 'menu' button. In the current situation you can use the d-pad for almost all selections.- Hard labeled buttons are not very user friendly when reconfigured. (a logitech harmony could be helpfull)- There should also be a button for returning to the basichome screen (on the harmony its the menu button that acts like the greenbutton)If you really want the user experience to be better than i suggest you post in the MP2 forum. Perhaps it will be picked for the skinning contest.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="joostzilla, post: 674451"] Lol. I am very for improvement too. But i dont have a better solution ready. Yet! About the right mouse button: I said it 'acts' like a right mouse button (just like the 'i' button). It invokes extra features, info, options or menus. So using the 'i' button for something else seems not right to me. Your two button proposal sounds logical but could invoke new problems: - you have to take your finger from the d-pad to navigate for the 'i' and/or 'menu' button. In the current situation you can use the d-pad for almost all selections. - Hard labeled buttons are not very user friendly when reconfigured. (a logitech harmony could be helpfull) - There should also be a button for returning to the basichome screen (on the harmony its the menu button that acts like the greenbutton) If you really want the user experience to be better than i suggest you post in the MP2 forum. Perhaps it will be picked for the skinning contest. [/QUOTE]

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