Logitech itouch utility for latest VLC
Posted: 07 Jan 2009 00:01
Hi,
I know there have been a few threads on this in the past, but they were such a long time ago that I thought it best not to resurrect those. Besides, those were old versions and VLC is constantly becoming more compatible with alternate hotkeys, etc. Well with the exception of this case I guess...I configured my players.ini file with the following code that I found on one of the previous threads on this topic...
VLC=cmd,vlc.exe,wxWindowClassNR,VLC media player,xxx,0x132C8,0x132C8,0x132CB,0x132D5,0x132D6,0,1,VLC media player
It worked great until I upgraded from versions "0.8.6e" to "0.9.8a". Previous upgrades worked fine, but I'm guessing the changed look of the new version means that some major changes have been made that make these configurations redundant. Besides this issue, the new version is great and much more stable with MKV files -so I'm reluctant to rollback. I thought the problem in the 'equation' might be a change in the windows class, since I read that there has been a switch to a qt4 interface...so I replaced the "wxWindowClassNR" with "QWidget" (the new windows class name) -but still no luck.
If anyone has got around this issue, please post your solution.
Thanks,
Geoff.
I know there have been a few threads on this in the past, but they were such a long time ago that I thought it best not to resurrect those. Besides, those were old versions and VLC is constantly becoming more compatible with alternate hotkeys, etc. Well with the exception of this case I guess...I configured my players.ini file with the following code that I found on one of the previous threads on this topic...
VLC=cmd,vlc.exe,wxWindowClassNR,VLC media player,xxx,0x132C8,0x132C8,0x132CB,0x132D5,0x132D6,0,1,VLC media player
It worked great until I upgraded from versions "0.8.6e" to "0.9.8a". Previous upgrades worked fine, but I'm guessing the changed look of the new version means that some major changes have been made that make these configurations redundant. Besides this issue, the new version is great and much more stable with MKV files -so I'm reluctant to rollback. I thought the problem in the 'equation' might be a change in the windows class, since I read that there has been a switch to a qt4 interface...so I replaced the "wxWindowClassNR" with "QWidget" (the new windows class name) -but still no luck.
If anyone has got around this issue, please post your solution.
Thanks,
Geoff.