Decimal for ctrl+left arrow?

[tys90]

I was in the process of mapping my audigy 2 remote for iTunes since I just found it and I ran into a problem. It's a registry file with buttons mapped to decimal code (that correspond to keys). I don't have a problem mapping all the regular keys but I have no idea how to map key combos such as ctrl+right and ctrl+left. I do have examples from other premapped programs for like ctrl+p which is 3047 I believe. I did some extensive google seraching with no results, anyone out there help me?

 

[mikeblas]

"Decimal" doesn't mean much. Do you want a Windows VK_code, or a scan code, or something else?

 

[tys90]

*shrug* I really don't know what I'm doing here. I followed a guide posted that said to use the decimal representation to map a certain button on the remote to a corresponding keyboard button (just some editing of a registry file). It's easy enough to do for all the regular letters and numbers using an ascii table, but for the combinations I have no idea since they aren't in the table obviously.

I got the 3047 number from the premapped windows media player shortcut for play, which is ctrl+p. Here's an example of what I'm editing:

[KeyEvent6923]
KeyName=Play/Pause
Notification=2
KeyEventRemap=3047
HandleByApp=1

Hopefully that explains it.

 

[Lord of Shadows]

http://sbrc.pbwiki.com/KeyEventRemap - Does this help?

Tab=9
Enter=10
Select/Enter=13
Alt=18
Caps Lock=20
ESC=27
Space=32
Page Up=33
Page Down=34
End=35
Home=36
Left=37
Up=38
Right=39
Down=40
0=48
1=49
2=50
3=51
4=52
5=53
6=54
7=55
8=56
9=57
a=65
b=66
c=67
d=68
e=69
f=70
g=71
h=72
i=73
j=74
k=75
l=76
m=77
n=78
o=79
p=80
q=81
r=82
s=83
t=84
u=85
v=86
w=87
x=88
y=89
z=90
Start Button=91
Start Button=92
Right-click=93

 

[tys90]

You rock, that's what I was looking for. Now iTunes cooperates with my remote.