I've done a little more testing on method A in the meantime and got it to work with this structre:
- program control
- DVBViewer
-> enable exclusive
- XBMC
-> enable exclusive
which are called up with 'TV' and 'Videos' respectively disabling the other program until they are closed (which ...
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- Wed Mar 07, 2012 11:23 am
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- Topic: Dvbviewer vs XBMC with Hauppauge
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Dvbviewer vs XBMC with Hauppauge
I've build my first HTPC and want to use the Hauppauge remote that came with my TV card to control both DVBViewer and XBMC. EventGhost comes with plugins for all of them but the one for DVBViewer is compatible with 4.3 max and I'm running 4.9. Since I already had mapped all keys from inside ...