I'm running version 5.3. I don't have the installer anymore unfortunately so I can't share it.
Make sure that in "Setup Remote" you disable 'exclusive use of MCE remote' and 'disable native mappings'.
Here's a sample python script I'm using to blast IR:
import win32com.client
x = win32com ...
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- Sun Nov 01, 2009 9:21 am
- Forum: General Support
- Topic: new MceIr.dll for MCE remote on Vista with default driver
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- Wed May 06, 2009 5:41 pm
- Forum: General Support
- Topic: new MceIr.dll for MCE remote on Vista with default driver
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Re: new MceIr.dll for MCE remote on Vista with default driver
Thanks ErlendsDB, that works great! I can even use it to blast IR from EventGhost, using the COM support from python. You don't even need to have remote keymap running when you use it that way.
I now have it set up so that my Z-5500 switches to Direct mode for games, and optical for movies. It even ...
I now have it set up so that my Z-5500 switches to Direct mode for games, and optical for movies. It even ...
- Wed May 06, 2009 11:38 am
- Forum: General Support
- Topic: new MceIr.dll for MCE remote on Vista with default driver
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Re: new MceIr.dll for MCE remote on Vista with default driver
just so I don't get the annoying UAC prompt when it launches on boot.
You can just add a scheduled task (Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Scheduled Tasks) to launch EventGhost after login, with elevated user rights. You won't get the UAC prompt and the MCE remote will work just fine. That's ...
You can just add a scheduled task (Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Scheduled Tasks) to launch EventGhost after login, with elevated user rights. You won't get the UAC prompt and the MCE remote will work just fine. That's ...