EventGhost

Is there some sort of error? Usually python is smart enough to find modules. I know Bitmonster plays some tricks to make it easier to load plugins, but I would still expect this to work. What happens in the shell (PyCrust) if you try the import?

Huh... Quite strange. Now it seems to work fine ...

So, yeah, I think that automatic entering of unknown codes would be good in my case, as it is a remote trainer functionality. Therefore, it wouldn't be on all of the time, and can be disabled when you don't want to have the popups or whatever. I actually did get a version working that gets the job ...

Is that the Microsoft controller?

I actually did something similar for my remote reciever (I made a hacked xbox ir device into a usb device and used the redcloud driver). It seems as though there are some similarities with the plugin that I use for my remote and the Microsoft Controller plugin.

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So, I was able to get the xml stuff working with just a python script plugin as previously mentioned. I attached the script text in a text file if anyone else wants it.

A question, though: why can I import xml.dom.minidom in the eventghost python script action, but not in the actual plugin code ...

Yeah, it is over engineered, if what I wanted to do was just for me ( I already got 1/3 of my remote working by editing the actual plugin)...
Honestly, the end result of this project was to create a script that I could run and generate codes and events for any remote I came across... It would be ...

Here's the hardware that I am running:
Windows XP
EventGhost 0.3.7.r1366
Xbox hacked DVDIR remote receiver
Redcloud remote drivers

At first I was receiving 'Unknown Code' errors with my remotes (non xbox remotes), but I was able to get this working pretty basically after manually editing the ...