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I want to achieve something which I have no clue if it is possible. I own a USB-UIRT device, a Logitech Hamony Remote 900 and I use Eventghost. With this combination of hard- and software I am able to do things I want like controlling Media Player Classic and XBMC. These kind of software contain KEYBOARD SHORTCUT possibilities so when I eg. set-up Media Player Classic to PLAY with CTRL+P i can assign a remote button to this via Eventghost. But I have one software package (D-Box software) from which I want to be able to control a few sliders with my Logitech Harmony 900. The problem is that these sliders can be only be adjusted by dragging them with my mouse so no keyboard shortcuts are available for eg. sliders + or slider -
Is there a possibility to have my remote/eventghost/USB-UIRT work so that I can adjust the silders with my remote?
Here s a picture of the sliders I want to control so you guys understand what I want:
I would think that there is a way to manipulate sliders with EG through some sort of code... But I sure don't know it.
Not a coder I am.
But...
I have done this in the past for my SoundBlaster front/rear settings in the past.
The way I did it was VERY tedious to set up and the screen resolution-window locations must never change for it to work.
I just did a long a$$ macro with lots of actions like so... Start SBmix.exe (or something like that), click button that opens fader (positioned with EG absolute mouse positioning), did that again (after a short wait time), positioned mouse again with EG where slider was, hold down left mouse button with EG, move mouse absolute again (front to rear or rear to front), more wait, close those windows. Slider manipulated.
Each macro (one for fade front, one for fade back) would HAVE to start in the EXACT right position every time for it to work.
Two different macros and it was all or nothing. No fine adjustments this way. Front or back... That's it. No in between.
But...
When I did this I empressed the heck out of myself.
But... There must have been a better way.
