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24th January 2004
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 Global Hotkeys? is there a way to design global hotkeys for bsplayer? i want to able to pause/play.... files on tv (theather modus) with my wireless gamepad while doing other stuff on my pc. thanks for help jones  |
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25th January 2004
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To (re)define remote-keys look under Options > Preferences > Key definitions & WinLIRC. 
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25th January 2004
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Sorry, AFAIK there is no support for global hotkeys.
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25th January 2004
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25th January 2004
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Global Keys mean that if you have another program opened, for example Winamp and you press the "b" key, then BSPlayer jump to the next file. Or if you press shift+p then BSPlayer capture a frame, not the program that is curently focused. Or in a game to do the same. It mean controlling the program from inside another aplication.
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25th January 2004
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Perhaps with an application which can manipulate windows and play pre-defined keystrokes etc. like Hot Keyboard, BSPlayer-window could (by a predefined "hot-key") first be made active window - followed by BSPlayer's instruction - followed by restoring previous active window? Perhaps not really global keys (but aren't global keys usually applicable only within one application or within a suite of related applications?) but the result would pretty much be what is intended? Don't know if it could work.
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