Assigning buttons

[Paulp33]

I now have webscheduler working with my MVP using the hauppauge software and would like to get the same going in GBPVR. In the MVP software it is simply a matter of assigining the rec button to the html page for WS by editing the media.html file. Is there an equivalent file I can edit in GBPVR to do the same thing?

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Quote[/b] ]Is there an equivalent file I can edit in GBPVR to do the same thing?

Not really. My software is quite different from the Hauppauge software. My software enables me to have a much richer user interface than the original Hauppauge software, but it can be as easily modified by the end user.

What sort of thing are you trying to do and I'll see if I can accomodate.

[Paulp33]

The WS server listens on port 8080 so the code to add to media.html at the end of the elseif statements in the onKeyDownMenu function is

else if (keyCode == 127) //rec
{
document.location.href = "http://localhost:8080/MVPMenu.html"

if (event ! = null)
{
event.returnValue=false;
event.keyCode=0;
event.cancelBubble=true;
}
return false;
}

To call the WS page (MVPMenu) when the rec button is pressed.

Thanks

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But what do you actually want GB-PVR to do?

This javascript code actually doesnt really seem to do anything itself, but I'm guessing it means something in the context of running within the normal Hauppauge software. There is no HTML in GB-PVR so I need to understand what this does, and provide you the same result another way.

What is webscheduler?

[Paulp33]

I've emailed you the readme for webscheduler to tell what it does. I can email you the whole program if you want. It is basically a java based tool for scheduling recordings from DVB-T cards with BDA drivers. It runs as a service and is controlled from html pages so you set your schedules from a web browser. The programmer has written a keyboard interface option that makes it suitable to run from the mediaMVP with a few modifications to the coding. The service running the MVP just needs to be able to call the html page with the KBinterface (I have actually had to fiddle with the code to make the hauppauge keys work as the programmer got rid of his MVP and stopped supporting it).

For my purpose all that GBPVR has to do is call the WS page (WS runs as a service that is listening on port 8080 of the host PC) so that I can see and work in it from the mediaMVP. This is what the java code above does, when I press the rec button on the remote the hauppauge screen disappears and is replaced with the WS page (MVPMenu).