Trigger events with selfie Bluetooth Remote
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I've used a wireless presenter, use for powerpoint/keynote etc. with sadora. and it looks like this is the same.
they all trigger keyboard commands, I used a keyboard watcher so the performer could advance cues. Isadora has to be the active window to respond as otherwise the key is sent to whatever program you have in focus. -
How about OSCulator? Same concept as Wii Nintendo
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Thanks, feinsinn, ordered one of those and will try if OSCulator will recognize it. Will get back with my results. Hanno
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Go to the Isadora menu "communications --> stream setup" and choose "Human Interface Device (HID)" click the "Auto-Detect Input" checkbox and press a button on the device and look if something shows up in the window.
Best
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Hi,
now I got the remote, it is connected via bluetooth and shows up as a keyboard, pressing the buttons leads either to **volume up** or **enter.**As the device is not communicating with Oscillator, nor does **the stream setup** is showing anything , I tried the anything actor to trigger my events, but I got no clue what the name of the enter-key or the volume- up-key might be. tried to google with no results. Any ideas?Thanks -
I can imagine that this software MidiStroke (http://www.charlie-roberts.com/midiStroke/) would recognize the input and send an midi note to Isadora.
Best Michel
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I'd check if the device comes with a utility to re-program the buttons. but it sounds like it's a media remote for controlling media center app. Do you only have two buttons?You can try re-programming the way the OS reads the keyboard keys, but you probably don't want to reprogram your enter key.for windowshttps://sharpkeys.codeplex.com/for mac, I think there's something built in. -
thanks for all your ideas, I decided to buy a different remote model and will share my experiences when it works!
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it works! so far I bought one Aiturn digit 2 remote with works stable with bluetooth, it sends basically 5 signals (arrow, up, down, ...) with can be transformed into trigger pulses, now I am going to buy the footswitches from Airturn and try if it works simultaneously…. let you know.
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problems with the distance though. Seems to work only within 5 meters from laptop.
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5m is pretty good going for bluetooth.
Baring in mind it's quite old tech, low powered and arguably only used inclose proximity; sharing pics/sounds between phones, bluetooth mice and keyboards, etc. ( _Just sayin'_ )