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Control VLC with the Logitech diNovo mediaPad ? (bluetooth)

Posted: 03 Oct 2005 13:10
by Airport1
Is there any way to control the VLC with Logitech's diNovo MediaPad - it is a remote bluetooth commander. They seem to support winamp, wmp, mediaLife at the moment, only. Play / Pause / Stop / Forward & Reverse Search would just be enough. Is there an API / SDK out for extending the abilities of the Logitech Media Pad?

Posted: 03 Oct 2005 16:06
by The DJ
This is application specific. It all depends on your bluetooth control software.
However there are bluetooth clickers for OSX that work for VLC, so it is possible. Someone will just have to develop the system.

Posted: 03 Oct 2005 17:32
by Guest
So long I did it for myself as follows:

Change some Hotkeys in VLC to work that way:
Q is for "Play only"
W is for "Pause only"
Y for 1 Min back
X for 1 Min forward
V for 10 sec forward
C for 10 sec back

btw, these hotkeys do not really do what they should do. If I press W too long it changes unfortunately to Play Mode. If I press Q too long its behaviour is related. Could be a bug?

Now edit the players.ini in the SetPoint directory:

[Players]
VLC=key,vlc.exe,wxWindowClassNR,VLC media player,xxx,Q,W,F,Y,X,0,1,VLC

[Players.Run]
VLC=path,c:\programme\videolan\vlc

[Players.Display]
VLC=VLC

#{btn|key|msg|emg|cmd|wac},start,end,repeat start,,Donot send Play appcommand at end of FastForward operation
[Players.Seek]
VLC=key,V,,0,1

#{btn|key|msg|emg|cmd|wac},start,end,repeat start,Donot send Play appcommand at end of rewind operation
[Players.Rewind]
VLC=key,C,,0,1

Now you can PLAY / PAUSE (sometimes it works..), with STOP you toggle FullScreen, with LEFT you scan back 1 min, with RIGHT you scan forward 1 min, holding LEFT = back 10 sec, holding RIGHT = forward 10 sec.

Re: Control VLC with the Logitech diNovo mediaPad ? (bluetooth)

Posted: 30 Jul 2009 10:48
by DJRavine
I have found an updated solution to allow support for VLC v1.0.0 in Logitech SetPoint v4.60.122...
Please follow this link to a new post i have made on the topic...

LINK: https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=63160