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* Windows remotes (a.k.a RC6 or eHome remotes) using the Microsoft eHome device drive * [[Using an MCE remote control in Windows]]

...to copy files from a network [[File_sharing|file share]] (such as [[SMB]]/Windows sharing), or a USB thumb drive, to the [[Userdata|userdata folder]]. # Save the keymap you want to use as a plain text file as "keymap.xml" (it can be anything as long as it ends in .xml) on the file share.

...o your desired KODI actions, you will most likely need to customize your [[keymap]] ...cation such as [http://www.passmark.com/products/keytest.htm KeyboardTest](Windows) or [http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/cgi-bin/manpage?1+showkey showkey] (Linux) suc

== Xbox 360 Wireless Controller for Windows == ...wired edition controller, should be plug-and-play on Windows (tested with Windows 7. Awaiting confirmation on Vista and XP) since Kodi 12 Frodo.

{{main|Add-on:Keymap Editor}} ...e keymaps for remotes in GUI by using the community [[Add-on:Keymap Editor|Keymap Editor]] add-on.

...{note| You can also edit keymaps from within {{kodi}} by using '''[[Add-on:Keymap Editor]]'''. }} }} You can edit keyboard.xml using any text editor such as Notepad++ in Windows or gedit/nano in Linux. The location where the file should be located after

<pre>&lt;keymap&gt; &lt;!-- Windows button: mapped to ctrl-shift-W by MSRemote.reg --&gt;

...are often low cost remotes that emulate a keyboard. These are often called WIndows media center remotes but are not 2) Real Windows Media Center remotes.

...utton control|button]] in a skin or mapped to a key in your [[Keyboard.xml|Keymap]]. Some windows allow you to jump directly to a sub-section of that window. To do this, yo

The default [[keymap]] can be found at: {{Github_link|[https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master/ === Windows, Live, and Linux ===

...ock, HP or Mediagate)see the article [[Using a Microsoft remote control in Windows]]. This article discusses the remotes that send MCE keyboard shortcuts. ...e [[Using an MCE remote]] describes the four ways that MCE remotes work in Windows. There are few standards in the world of MCE remotes, so your remote might

...need to be mapped to your remote control. '''''See: [[Add-on:Keymap_Editor|Keymap Editor]]''''' ...need to be mapped to your remote control. '''''See: [[Add-on:Keymap_Editor|Keymap Editor]]'''''

...Kodi. This page will describe how to set up the Slide remotes using either Windows or a Linux-based install (such as Ubuntu or OpenELEC). = Windows instructions =

| '''Windows''' || {{userdata|Windows}} | '''Windows Portable''' || <''Install location chosen by you''>\portable_data\userdata\

...ow parameter in the configuration file. The example below is affecting all windows, so if you're using this in windowed mode in a desktop environment, you mig #green windows button

...e accessed from the skin (via a button), from within a python script, or [[keymap]]. * [[Opening Windows and Dialogs]]<br />

...ter</code> || '''?''' (ACTION_ENTER) Not sure about all areas, but on some windows this will be the same as the "done" on screen button. ...l (e.g. sidebar in confluence) which is specified by the skin in different windows (e.g. Movies, Music, PVR etc.) '''(v16 Jarvis addition)'''

CEC uses the '''[[keymap|remote.xml keymap]]''', editing that XML file will allow you to customize most buttons. ...d you will need to deduce it by searching for the reported action in the [[Keymap#Defaults|default remote.xml]] and noting the key that causes the action in

Joysticks are mappable in keymap.xml using the following convention: See [[keyboard.xml]] for more information on how to customize the keymap.

* Custom '''[[keymap]]s''' might need to be adjusted to use the [[Action_IDs|action ID]] <code>' * Some '''[[Keymap]]''' [[window IDs]] for PVR have changed and will need to be adjusted accor