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Originally Posted by metzz71
2 things... i'm trying to map a key to keypress alt+f4... is that possible, i can't find it.
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The "Alt" key is called "Menu" / "LeftMenu" / "RightMenu".
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Secondly, is it possible to use your app in command line, in order to send multiple key presses? for instance, sometimes my STB gets hung in service menu... channel up, channel down, cancel will fix this issue. Can I setup a .bat to send those commands?
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There is no command line support. However there is partial COM support for channel changing.
So you have two choices :
* create a "macro" that will be activated when you press on a remote button (use "Blast" actions as needed, you can use a "Pause" action if needed).
* If you don't have any "before" and "after" commands used for the channel change plugin, you can use a vbs script (copy paste this code in a txt file, and rename it as .vbs, double clicking the file will make the blaster work)
Code:
Dim oChannelChanger
Set oChannelChanger = WScript.CreateObject("LMRemoteKeyMap.ChannelChanger")
Call oChannelChanger.ChannelChange("XXXXXXXXXXXX","YY")
Where :
* XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX = Device ID (you'll find it in C:\ProgramData\LM Gestion\LM Remote KeyMap\devices.xml)
* YY = Channel number (Y is supposed to be a digit, so in your case you'll have to create a "U" button for "Up", a "D" button for "Down", a "C" button for "Cancel", so instead of using "123" to change to channel number 123, use "UDC" to change to channel "Up/Down/Cancel"
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If you have before and after commands for channel changing, create another (bogus) IR device to create the "C" / "U" / "D" buttons.
Regards,
Stéphane.