EventGhost

@InterlinkKnight thank you so much this has helped me alot,
but now i want eventghost to let my phone know whats the current volume level through autoremote message.
so what should i type in message field to do this?
No idea how do that.



What do I do with the code :oops: Where do I put it ...

Before, I did have the problem mention here, but sense i upgrade my computer 1 year ago with intel i5 and windows 7, i don't have any problem at all. WinLIRC receive the signal of my remote perfectly even with 100% of use in all cores of my processor.

To be honest i am not sure why the problem is ...

Why are you here did not give either a screenshot or your configuration file?
Thus, it seems that there are missing the action Change Master Volume .
It must be before the action Show OSD .

Pako
I was thinking that you can do it yourself, with your own "change master volume". I mean, this is to ...

nevermind the last error. was that i forget to open the timer plugin.

I think is great, but how i change the sequence? I want to be 15 minutes, 30, 45, 60, 90, 120

I get this error when i open the configuration file:
i try several combinations of pleasing the code in the configuration file.

I am searching for something that allow me to read a line in a text and create an event when a specific word is there. This plug in allow this?

Hello,

Volume - {eg.WinApi.SoundMixer.GetMasterVolume()}
shows always 100% - (but Volume is changing)
Don't use that code because doesn't work on Windows 7, unless you run Eventghost in Windows XP sp3 compatibility mode. You better use the other code (I show the solution next).


Volume ...

Remember that you must use the font Webdings
You are right. Dah!. My mistake. Although you forgot to mention that you need to add a macro and a JUMP action to show when sound is muted. I am not sure how to do that, but i think i can figure it out.

Overall, this technique work and I will include ...

bskchaos wrote:copy the code an paste into EG

Every time i try that doesnt work. Shows: "X├░" and that's it

That works, thanks. But I don't understand why works like this. I mean, how you setup this manually (without editing the XML file)?

@bskchaos

Thanks, but the MUTE code doesn't work. What is wrong?

Volume OSD bar.
Insert after "Change Master Volume" action "Show OSD". Paste in "Text to display" this code:
Volume {'|'*int(round(eg.result))+'.'*(100-int(round(eg.result)))} {int(round(eg.result))}%

That is amazing. I will place that code in the first post.

Thank you

jonib wrote:InterlinkKnight, I think you can remove the Windows XP specific commands from your guide as the other ones should work in XP,Vista and 7.

jonib

You are right! The new codes works on Windows XP too. I will edit the tutorial giving the new codes only.

Thanks

Do I need to add more details about the question? I just want to know what code do I need to add in the OSD to display the time (example: 3:05 PM, 18:45, etc.)

It should be easy but I don't find anything about it.

Can anyone help me?

Finally I had a chance to look into the Win7 problem.

The short answer is: Run EventGhost in Windows XP sp3 compatibility mode, and it should work in Windows 7. See below for an alternative.

I found an alternative way to get the master volume and mute status:

To show the current master volume ...