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<blockquote data-quote="schlogi" data-source="post: 14792">Hi.I've tried for a long time now to get the WinLIRC-Plugin working. It seems now I know why it's not.I've set it up in the Menu and the plugin is receiving commands (in the &quot;about&quot; window) from WinLIRC. When MP is running it sometimes (very rarely, close to never) responds to the IR.I figured out that, when MP is running, the CPU usage is at about 25% even when there is no activity. This may be the reason, why WinLIRC itself doesn't receive input from the remote (it's not flashing up in the systray). When I close MP, WinLIRC is receiving as usual. I already checked, that WinLIRC has realtime priority and MP is set to normal.I don't think my PC is THAT slow (AMD Duron 1,4GHz, 512MB RAM, nForce2 + integrated Geforce4MX) that it can't even handle running MP and receiving remote commands at the same time.Does anybody have similar problems? Or maybe someone can tell me his CPU usage when running MP.Okay, thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="schlogi, post: 14792"] Hi. I've tried for a long time now to get the WinLIRC-Plugin working. It seems now I know why it's not. I've set it up in the Menu and the plugin is receiving commands (in the "about" window) from WinLIRC. When MP is running it sometimes (very rarely, close to never) responds to the IR. I figured out that, when MP is running, the CPU usage is at about 25% even when there is no activity. This may be the reason, why WinLIRC itself doesn't receive input from the remote (it's not flashing up in the systray). When I close MP, WinLIRC is receiving as usual. I already checked, that WinLIRC has realtime priority and MP is set to normal. I don't think my PC is THAT slow (AMD Duron 1,4GHz, 512MB RAM, nForce2 + integrated Geforce4MX) that it can't even handle running MP and receiving remote commands at the same time. Does anybody have similar problems? Or maybe someone can tell me his CPU usage when running MP. Okay, thanks. [/QUOTE]

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