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MS wireless keyboard + winamp

ShadowBlade

Diamond Member
Is there a way to make the media buttons (i.e. play, pause stop, etc) work with Winamp?

Microsoft Wireless Desktop Elite Keyboard Model #1011
Winamp 5.111
 
the "Z X C V B" keys function as winamp buttons.

Z - back
X - play
C - pause
V - stop
B - fwd

i use these religiously

i use my keyboard's volume control for volume
 
Originally posted by: StevenYoo
the "Z X C V B" keys function as winamp buttons.

Z - back
X - play
C - pause
V - stop
B - fwd

i use these religiously

i use my keyboard's volume control for volume

i need to be able to use them without switching to winamp
 
install the kb software from microsoft? my ms ergo multimedia kb works fine...volume works in games etc. winamp/itunes..all functional
 
Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
install the kb software from microsoft? my ms ergo multimedia kb works fine...volume works in games etc. winamp/itunes..all functional

i have always had it installed, volume just adjusts the system volume (which is fine for me) but the play/pause etc. only work in WMP
 
Here's what I did to get my wireless Dell keyboard to work seamlessly with Winamp. I downloaded Tweak UI, ran it and expanded "Explorer" on the left menu and clicked on "Command Keys". Then I changed the command key for "Media" to open Winamp. Then in Winamp, I enabled "Global Hotkeys" and made sure the media buttons were assigned to the correct functions. Worked great for me!
 
Originally posted by: LandRover
Here's what I did to get my wireless Dell keyboard to work seamlessly with Winamp. I downloaded Tweak UI, ran it and expanded "Explorer" on the left menu and clicked on "Command Keys". Then I changed the command key for "Media" to open Winamp. Then in Winamp, I enabled "Global Hotkeys" and made sure the media buttons were assigned to the correct functions. Worked great for me!

WOW, thanks a bunch
:beer:

Global Hotkeys did it
 
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