EventGhost

Thank you very much Numbernine.

Works fine on Win10 x64 and with the xbox one controller.

Thank you very much for the plugin, any chance of getting the "Guide" button working with your plugin?

Here is some useful info:
Thanks again.

I have noticed this plugin has been added recently to eventghost, also i want to report that i have noticed a slowdown compared to the original VistaVolume, im surprised nobody noticed the slowdown with volume handling :(, anyway thank you very much for adding this feature to the main event ghost ...

Thank you very much, now the old code is working too

I still cannot find a good way to use the new osd ( System.Volume plus Show OSD: Volume {round(eg.event.payload,1)}% ) with the Lirc remote because of the delay on event ghost, but the old code works anyway

The volume macro uses 39 % of CPU ...

I said that last part because if i place Show OSD: Volume {int(round(eg.event.payload))}% outside the System.Volume macro gives the same float error which i dont know what to do


Show OSD: Volume {int(round(eg.event.payload))}%
Error in Action: "Show OSD: Volume {int(round(eg.event.payload ...

i still have error codes with that print (int(round(eg.result,1))) the first time is used shows this:


print (int(round(eg.result,1)))
Error in Action: "print (int(round(eg.result,1)))"
Traceback (most recent call last) (1544):
File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: a float is ...

Returns "None"

How i get that volume 0 event that i need, with your plugin?,
remember, im using lirc+eventghost to change volume

or at least make the next value from 0% volume be "mute", what i really need its to make the volume mute after reaches 0%, because i still have sound coming out from ...

Now its working thank you very much, but there is 2 problems

- Events Just works when you use the volume panel, so does not detect volume changes done by eventghost itself

- OSD & print isnt show anymore, Show OSD: Volume {int(round(eg.result))}% need new code?

OSD:

Lirc.Samsung_BN59-00861A:Sam ...

Nope, looks like there is files refered to your hdd inside VistaVolEvents.pyd or something like that...

Im pretty sure i have it, but needs net framework or VisualStudio?



Traceback (most recent call last) (1544):
File "C:\Program Files (x86)\Utilidades\EventGhost\eg\Classes\ActionThread.py ...

Thanks but
Its not working:


Traceback (most recent call last) (1544):
File "C:\Program Files (x86)\Utilidades\EventGhost\eg\Classes\ActionThread.py", line 33, in StartSession
pluginInfo.instance.__start__()
File "C:\Program Files (x86)\Utilidades\EventGhost\plugins\System\__init__.py", line ...

Try the following Python script:


Thanks a lot, i finally have the volume like i want

Here is my final code:


<Folder Name="Volume Control Samsung">
<Macro Name="Mute Volume">
<Event Name="Lirc.Samsung_BN59-00861A:Sam.Mute" />
<Action>
System.ToggleMute()
</Action>
<Action id="505 ...

Thanks but that means a new process, i already have 12 system control processes, cant be done just with eventghost code?

there is no way to convert the "print (int(round(eg.result,1)))" to an event?

Hello

I want to know if there is some way to convert current volume level to an event, i have finded how to print the current volume level (" Change Master Volume: 0.00 % " + " print (int(round(eg.result,1))) ") but i dont know how to transform that print to an event, i want to automatically mute ...

I can convine this cable with the winlirc proyect?

winlic uses pin 1, 7 & Ground(5)
this cable uses pins 2, 3 & Ground(5)

You think that there will not be problem??