Tanja Striepling wrote:
[email protected] schrieb am 03.04.05 20:21:21:
Tanja Striepling wrote:
Yes, that is what i'm looking for, but EVENTS['video']['u'] = Event(VIDEO_SEND_MPLAYER_CMD, arg='contrast -100') won't work, not even f keyboard...dunno why. That should activate button 'u' when watching... example movie.avi, am i right?[email protected] schrieb am 02.04.05 19:35:00:
HiJim Duda wrote:
Thank you for your reply. I already have /etc/freevo/lircrc file , but i dont know how to get all commands working...Vihtori,
You're almost there. You indeed need to load /etc/freevo/lircrc. You need
to map
The keys which your remote provides, to those which freevo wants. For
example, I Have ...
Essential commands: #LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN, SELECT, ENTER, EXIT, DISPLAY #Reccomended commands: #REC, REW, PLAY, FFWD, PAUSE, STOP, CH+, CH- #format of file is:
begin prog = freevo button = select
config = SELECT end
begin prog = freevo button = up
config = UP end
I have one entry for each of the "essential commands" shown at the top.
You can use the "irw" program to see exactly what commands you remote is providing.
The next thing you can do is to tailor some of the commands in your local_conf.py. For example, I have in my local_conf.py:
EVENTS['video']['REW'] = Event(SEEK, arg=-600) EVENTS['video']['FFWD'] = Event(SEEK, arg=+600) EVENTS['video']['LEFT'] = Event(SEEK, arg=-60) EVENTS['video']['RIGHT'] = Event(SEEK, arg=+60) EVENTS['video']['DOWN'] = Event(SEEK, arg=-10) EVENTS['video']['UP'] = Event(SEEK, arg=+10)
Good Luck. I hope this makes sense to you.
Jim
"Vihtori Sammalisto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
Hi
I have difficultys to get lirc working properly with freevo. I can do menu navig and select items there etc. But how can I get all mplayer commands in remotely. I want to complete control for mplayer too.
My english is sooo poorr,
so here is an example what im looking for:
There is keyboard command "r" and "t". In mplayer these buttons adjust subtitles position. What i need and where if i want to same effect with remotecontrol? Is it possible to do it in /etc/freevo/lircrc?
This wont work in /etc/freevo/lircrc: begin prog = mplayer button = 1 config = sub_pos -1 end
begin prog = mplayer button = 2 config = sub_pos +1 end
Thanks in advance!
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Here is lirc.conf http://freevo.ath.cx/~htpc/lirc.conf , I'd to make this manually using "mode2", cause "irrecord" isnt working properly.
Here is lircrc http://freevo.ath.cx/~htpc/lircrc.txt , all existing "begin........end" are working just fine . There is at end of file all mplayer keyboard commands from /etc/mplayer/input.conf, and i want to use those commands in some way with my remotecontrol.
I have tryed these lines in /etc/freevo/lircrc file without success:
begin prog = mplayer button = 1 config = sub_pos -1 end
begin prog = mplayer button = 2 config = sub_pos +1 end
I have created lircrc.mplayer file where i put those commands like above. And used "-lircconf /path/to/lircrc.conf" option with mplayer, this wasnt working either...
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Did I understand you right?
Your lirc is working and the "normal" commands (ENTER, SELECT, PLAY, REW, etc. ) are working as they should? So what you are looking for is a way to reach the additional mplayer commands from inside freevo?
Did you try this in local_conf.py:
#
# You can add more keybindings by adding them to the correct hash. # e.g. If you want to send 'contrast -100' to mplayer by pressing the '1' key, # just add the following line: #
# EVENTS['video']['1'] = Event(VIDEO_SEND_MPLAYER_CMD, arg='contrast -100')
I never did that by myself, but it seems to be what you are looking for.
Good look Tanja
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And even if i'll get it working, i don't know still how it should be done to remotecontrol...
-- vs
Hi again,
My guess would be that this should map the 'u'-button of your remote to the mplayer command 'contrast -100'. But I have no clue which button 'u' is.
In /etc/freevo/lircrc there are sections like this:
begin
prog = freevo
button = FFORWARD config = FFWD
end
where button is the name of the button as lirc sees them and config the function freevo maps to that, right?
So I would guess instead of 'u', you should use either button or config.
Another thing, it was mentioned several times on this list, that mplayer and keyboards
are a special case, because mplayer always graps the keyboard input, when it opens a window. For this reason mplayer is not controlled via the freevo keybinding when one uses a keyboard, but via its own keybindings.
With a remote that is a different game, here every input first goes to freevo, and then eventually to mplayer.
Good luck Tanja
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Thank you Tanja! Here is how it shoul be done:
In /etc/freevo/lircrc begin prog = freevo button = vol+ config = vol_up end
In /etc/freevo/local_conf.py EVENTS['video']['vol_up'] = Event(VIDEO_SEND_MPLAYER_CMD, arg='volume +1')
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