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On g15 keyboard Xev maps the multimedia keys correctly
(KeyPress event, serial 35, synthetic NO, window 0x5600001,
root 0x10c, subw 0x0, time 5432517, (160,-5), root:(1123,826),
state 0x0, keycode 172 (keysym 0x1008ff14, XF86AudioPlay), same_screen YES,
XKeysymToKeycode returns keycode: 162
XLookupString gives 0 bytes:
XmbLookupString gives 0 bytes:
XFilterEvent returns: False
)
but Clementine doesn't react when the key is pressed.
I don't know what changes but rebooting can fixes / creates the problem randomly.
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Probably something to do with your DE or WM. Since you didn't give that particular information, not much to comment.
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Probably something to do with your DE or WM. Since you didn't give that particular information, not much to comment.
Yup.
Although if the OP has a G15 keyboard, I don't know why they are messing with Xev-as the G15 packages handle setting the keyboard fine, at least under KDE anyway.
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I have kde 4.5.0 , and I am not messing with xev merely checking that the keys are detected correctly.
I have g15daemon , g15composer, g15macro, g15stats, libg15, lib15render installed.
The media keys are detected when setting them in the global shortcut for clementine, but pressing them has no effects (works on some reboots as i mentioned).
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I have kde 4.5.0 , and I am not messing with xev merely checking that the keys are detected correctly.
I have g15daemon , g15composer, g15macro, g15stats, libg15, lib15render installed.
The media keys are detected when setting them in the global shortcut for clementine, but pressing them has no effects (works on some reboots as i mentioned).
Hmmm....G15 media keys works out-of-the-box for Amarok. I can experiment on my box once I'm through with work in a few hours.
Looking at the Clementine bugtracker-there's an open bug regarding multimedia keys on Win7 and Clementine already. I'll play later-but I'm thinking this is something to post on their bug tracker.
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It doesn't seem to be Clementine specific on my system. Installed Amarok, the keys don't work either. If it was a clementine bug wouldn't it work / not work with each Clementine restart rather than each system restart?/
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Media keys don't work in banshee either.
Also the Volume UP / DOWN media keys change the system volume. (PrintScreen also works) so I don't think its khotkeys fault.
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It doesn't seem to be Clementine specific on my system. Installed Amarok, the keys don't work either. If it was a clementine bug wouldn't it work / not work with each Clementine restart rather than each system restart?/
If they don't work in Amarok then something ain't configured right.
In Settings>Input Devices>Keyboard in the "Keyboard Model" field, does it read "Logitech | Logitech G15 extra keys via G15 daemon"?
You say you have the G15 utils installed. Do you have G15daemon in your Daemons Array in rc.conf?
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Yes the model is correct. Yes g15daemon is running, and in system startup. I am not sure I have g15 utils installed, I mentioned all packages I have installed with the keyword g15 in them. Xev shows that they are detected as I mentioned.
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