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Actions.ini in COM


Jazzflyer

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Hi all,

 

I've written a short app in C# and executing the entries in actions.ini via SendCommand works fine.

 

What I would like to do is to change the channel to any channelnumber, not just to 1-9, as described in actions.ini. Is there a way to do this in COM, or do I have to resort to SendMessage/PostMessage? I know about the difficulties in inter- process communication.

 

Any hints would be appreciated.

 

BRGDS

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Hi,

 

What I would like to do is to change the channel to any channelnumber, not just to 1-9, as described in actions.ini. Is there a way to do this in COM?

 

you could assign the channelnummber directly to the property "CurrentChannelNr".

 

Regards

Prinz

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Someone can help me to understand which function must I use in dvbv settings... to search a channel that is not in the range from "0" to "9".

I need for example to go directly to channel number 337 with my remote (TT35 of Technisat).

I can't found in dvbv option, remote section a function that can help me.

 

Andrea

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Hi all,

 

I've written a short app in C# and executing the entries in actions.ini via SendCommand works fine.

 

What I would like to do is to change the channel to any channelnumber, not just to 1-9, as described in actions.ini. Is there a way to do this in COM, or do I have to resort to SendMessage/PostMessage? I know about the difficulties in inter- process communication.

 

Any hints would be appreciated.

 

BRGDS

 

You can set the channel number directly. Another way is to do 2 or more SendCommands, i.e.

 

SendCommand ("41")

SendCommand ("42")

 

will switch to channel 12. The SendCommand call simply emulates key strokes. More than one SendCommand is like pressing buttons on your remote.

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