Hello everyone,
I have a question. It seems that running TMT5 causes a program (running as a process) to stop responding. The program running in the background is used in conjunction with a Xbox Kinect and responds to voice commands. I have this all setup in a dedicated theater and runs very effectively, except if I use TMT5 to play a movie.
I can walk into my theater and say "Theater on". This turns on all AV equipment including my projector and also turns on the lights. I can also browse my movie collection and start a movie using just my voice. But, if I play a movie with TMT5, I am no longer able to control my HTPC with my voice. Its as if the TMT5 program causes the process to stop listening.
Is there any way I can enable the process to listen using Event Ghost??
Thanks,
Xzener
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From the very few informations you have provided, I suspect that TMT5 disables the "audio in" from the kinect, but I might be wrong.
From the very few informations you have provided, I suspect that TMT5 disables the "audio in" from the kinect, but I might be wrong.
miljbee
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