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your sound disabling code works for me. I'm using win7 32 as admin with UAC off.
I would like to be able to turn off the popup bubble though, how do I do that, and can I do it only for this device or do I need to disable them accross the board?
by the way riaanc, did you ever try the blumote method of disabling the remote? It seems to be a more "silent" method without requiring the device be re-installed every time. It appears to work, but I don't have an ammeter so I can't say for sure.
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I tried it, but I'm not sure it works on Windows 7 x64. I didn't bring my multimeter home with me so I had to look at the flashing LED on my bluetooth dongle. After 10 minutes it still flashed quite fast so I gave up.
Now that I linked up my alarm and home automation to event ghost, I just can't go back to keystrokes alone. I've got buttons on my remote control working the alarm system and doors.
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yeah, I wasn't suggesting that you switch to using it, but that perhaps he was doing something that you could learn from. But if it doesn't work, then it's not much help.
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Ok, figured out that i needed to copy and paste the code into a macro,
Have now got the timer plugin/timer code/macro configured etc, what should i set to get the PS3RemoteSleep program to run?
Thanks
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in eventGhost:
-add macro
- choose from tree: System >> Start Application.
set the path to the program you want to start.
drag the event generated by the timer on to the macro.
done.
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you need two macros. what you have pasted here will put the remote to sleep every time you press a button. obviously you don't want that.
you want the ps3.* event to trigger a macro that will set/reset the timer.
you want the timer event to trigger the application that puts the remote to sleep.
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