in the list of available hotkeys there is one called "activate"
default value = unset.
what is this used for, once assigned, please ?
activate hotkey
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Re: activate hotkey
Activate the button selected.
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Re: activate hotkey
sorry, I'm still not getting it. can you give me an example of how this feature could be usefully applied please.Activate the button selected.
would it for example trigger the a-b loop button on toolbar, (but only if mouse was postioned on that button already ?)
there are some things I'd like to do from a wireless keyboard ( or from a remote that emulates a keyboard ) but they don't have hot keys - so I can only do them with a mouse:
the a-b loop is one example. another is to bring up the full screen controller when in full screen ( too see how long elapsed/remaining ). will tha activeate button help me with these issues ?
Re: activate hotkey
It is more like OK for DVD menus.
Re: activate hotkey
ah - well that could be useful - iasked in another thread for help with operating dvd menus without a mouse.... I will do some testingIt is more like OK for DVD menus.
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