dmsuperman
February 2nd, 2007, 06:39 PM
Ok, I have a remote that sends different keyboard key combinations. Using JavaScript, I managed to save what buttons send what combinations (e.g.: Fast Forward Sends Shift + Ctrl + F).
Now that I have this, I wish to use Girder to map these key combinations to control my program. There is a plugin for the program, called Beyond TV. I tried initially just using learn, but since it sends Shift & Ctrl & F, Girder sees it as 3 different scancodes. When I go to learn another button with Shift, it asks if I want to disassociate it with the other one. How can I get around this so that when I press Shift + Ctrl + F it will send the Fast Forward command, and when I press Shift + Ctrl + B it sends the Back command. If this is in the wrong place, I apoligize, but I wasn't sure how to get around this.
And yes, I did look this up on google, but I didn't see much about it other than how to send shift, but I want to recieve it.
Now that I have this, I wish to use Girder to map these key combinations to control my program. There is a plugin for the program, called Beyond TV. I tried initially just using learn, but since it sends Shift & Ctrl & F, Girder sees it as 3 different scancodes. When I go to learn another button with Shift, it asks if I want to disassociate it with the other one. How can I get around this so that when I press Shift + Ctrl + F it will send the Fast Forward command, and when I press Shift + Ctrl + B it sends the Back command. If this is in the wrong place, I apoligize, but I wasn't sure how to get around this.
And yes, I did look this up on google, but I didn't see much about it other than how to send shift, but I want to recieve it.