On 30.1.2007 23:02, "Martin Wache" <M.Wache@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Tero Siironen schrieb:
>> On 30.1.2007 21:39, "Martin Wache" <M.Wache@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>>> Did you start the client like it is described in the ReadMe? From inside
>>> of the McVdrClient.app folder? For some reason Quartz application needs
>>> the context of this folder to run correctly. I don't know if there is a
>>> workaround...
>>
>> Argh, my mistake. It is working now. But the problem now lies on remote
>> setup. Every keypress is detected as same key and therefore remote cannot be
>> setup. The window with McVdrClient shows different keycodes, but vdr doesn't
>> detect it. Same thing if keyboard is tried, so something is wrong, but I
>> cannot find out what it is.
>>
>
> This somehow sounds familiar... but I can't remember the circumstances.
> But it should be simple to add a few printfs to narrow the problem down.
> The key events are recieved by KeyEventHandler() in video-quartz.c
> (and there the printouts are written, note that only the first value is
> actually used). quartzRemote->PutKey() is the one in McVdrClient.c, it
> should write the keycode into the shared memory control block and signal
> the softdevice.
>
> Forget it - I think I know now whats wrong, there is a patch missing in
> your vdr. See remote.c, if I remember correctly the format string is not
> correctly interpreted by the printf. Here is my cRemote::Put() method:
>
>
> bool cRemote::Put(uint64 Code, bool Repeat, bool Release)
> {
> char buffer[32];
> snprintf(buffer, sizeof(buffer), "%0llX", Code);
> //snprintf(buffer, sizeof(buffer), "%016LX", Code);
> return Put(buffer, Repeat, Release);
> }
Thank you, that was it. Next thing I'll try to do is get it to run on
MacBook Pro also.
--
Tero
