OS Version - Windows 7 Pro, SP1, 64 bit (Build 7601)
X10 USB Wireless Transceiver (ACPI-compliant)
Driver provider: X10 wireless technology
Driver version 6.0.0.210
Snapstream Firefly remote
Recently upgraded a relatives computer from an ancient K8 windows XP to a new i3 windows 7 pro. The old machine was using girder, but i didnt want to deal with that headache again so i decided to try something new, and here i am.
After more trouble than i care to admit, i finally found the X10 plugin and got EG to start seeing my remote. Quickly after that i got the remote set up for vlc with keyboard emulation(yes i know there is a vlc plugin and it looks interesting but that will come later)
The problem arises when i try to make mouse controls. In girder when i pressed a button i got lets say code A... when i held the button i got multiple code A.repeat (or something similar)
and i set up the 2 codes to move different lengths (repeat was 4x the distance as a single press)
Messy, but it worked.
In EG i get this...
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00:57:43 X10 Firefly.Up
00:57:43 <unnamed macro>
00:57:43 Start mouse movement in direction 90.00┬░
00:57:44 X10 Firefly.Up
00:57:44 <unnamed macro>
00:57:44 Start mouse movement in direction 90.00┬░
00:57:44 X10 Firefly.Up
00:57:44 <unnamed macro>
00:57:44 Start mouse movement in direction 90.00┬░
00:57:44 X10 Firefly.Up
00:57:44 <unnamed macro>
00:57:44 Start mouse movement in direction 90.00┬░
00:57:44 X10 Firefly.Up
00:57:44 <unnamed macro>
00:57:44 Start mouse movement in direction 90.00┬░
00:57:45 X10 Firefly.Up
00:57:45 <unnamed macro>
00:57:45 Start mouse movement in direction 90.00┬░
00:57:45 X10 Firefly.Up
00:57:45 <unnamed macro>
00:57:45 Start mouse movement in direction 90.00┬░Using move relative is slightly more predictable, but slow, and with only one code i don't see how to make it move faster and still retain fine control when needed.
Any help would be appreciated.