Now i have button remap.
But i bought a remote control and it works like a mouse. Has only a few buttons and I can't configure them in this application.
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why after enabling in the accessibility options, the button remaps application, the ok button works like holding the ok button? and instead of opening installed applications, it opens the menu.
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After playing around (installation/deinstallation of different software, also one that remaps the divice buttons) the buttons for instant camera use and voice recorder don't seem to function anymore. Physically the buttons are OK (keypad is lit, when pressed) but they're not associated anymore to the camera & voice recorder applications. In the 'Control panel/Buttons' I can only assign 4 buttons, the camera/vr buttons are not listed.
Anyone knows how the remap these buttons (without having to hard-reset the device)?
thanks,
chrizzz
How to change the function of the volume keys?
A problem of having fewer buttons on the phones is that you must turn on the screen for any little thing.
In jailbroken Apple devices can install an application that lets you change the function of the physical buttons depending on whether you give a push, two, press and hold ...
I would like to remap the function of the volume buttons to give a long press to make the PLAY / PAUSE.
I got it for a single pulse but this way I lose the original function of the key.
Could anyone help me?
Thank you very much.
Might Work
Or if you're up to it...
Do it manually
I got something similar to what I intended.
I got that with a single press of volume down makes me PLAY / PAUSE and having you hold me down the volume. So do not lose their original function.
The solution has been.
1, Modify the / system / usr / keylayout / tuna-gpio-keypad.kl
on the line that reads: key 114 VOLUME_DOWN WAKE
replace: key 114 HEADSETHOOK WAKE
This I achieved the volume down key button functions do that comes in the headset. PLAY / PAUSE and take calls.
2 ° Install the application JAYS Control Headset or similar.
Set the Volume Down key so that when the left turn the volume down (the application lets many other combinations but I like it).
This MOD will allow for Wired headset controls with your headset so that you can control volume, and track control. It will also allow for using the mic for voice control through Google Voice Search. I created this thread because on KitKat ROMs, headset control works automatically, but the KitKat ROMs have worse performance because they are not optimized for the Snapdragon 800 SoC or HTML5. Now you can go back to stock and have all the features you like, such as KnockOn and HTML5 support, and Headset Control. No more Call / redial when pressing middle click button.
Step 1
Go into /system/usr/keylayouts/Generic.kl and edit the line "key 226 HEADSETHOOK" to "key 226 MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE"
This will make the middle click button on your headset play or pause tracks.
Note: You can replace the "HEADSETHOOK" with whatever action you wish such as MEDIA_NEXT or MEDIA_PREVIOUS. In order to stop the redial from occurring whenever you press the middle button on the headset you have to change the key 226 value. If you leave the key 226 blank then you won't be able to use Xposed Additions but you will have successfully disabled redial.
You will have to reboot for effect to take place of course.
Option Step (For more configurability)
Download and install Xposed Framework
Open the Framework, and download the Xposed Additions under Modules. Enable the Module, and reboot for changes to take effect.
Open the Xposed Additions module, under "Re-map Settings" option, select "Add new button." Plug in headphones. Press the headphone button (middle button) and it will recognize it as a key.
Xposed additons allows you to configure settings for when the screen is off and when it is on. You should configure both "Screen Off" and "Screen On" so that headset control works when screen is on or off. By default, "Screen On" is set to be configured.
Configure the "Click Action" as Media Play/Pause.
Final Step ( This step allows you to configure long press to open voice control, and to do volume and Next/Previous Track Control)
Now the middle click button on your headset will be able to play and pause music. To add volume control and enable voice control, you can then download JAYS Headset Control which is free from the Google Play Store.
Also download Voice Search Shortcut (If you do not then when you configure JAYS Headset Control, you will only have the option to launch the regular Google Voice Search, which requires saying "Ok Google" first. But if you configure it to launch this VS Shortcut app, then when you activate the app it will begin listening for dictation directly.)
Once installed, open the JAYS Headset Control app. You must select 3-button controller, not 1-button. Then set it to Advanced Mode.
Under "Button Actions" configure "Click and Hold" which alows you to configure the long press action. Configure it to "Launch App" and select "VS Shortcut" so that when you long press it will immediately allow for voice dictation to make calls, ask for weather, stocks, sport scores, set alarms, etc.
Configure and explore the other options as you see fit to meet your needs. You can configure the "Double Click and Hold" and "Triple Click and Hold" to do volume control.
Using JAYS Headset Control will disable the ability control tracks using the hardware volume buttons (that's if you have enabled this option in Gravity Box or G2 Xposed) You should disable the volume key control in Gravity Box or Xposed if you are using JAYS Headset Control otherwise when you press the volume key when the screen is off, the volume down will increase volume and the volume up will register as volume down. It's a weird result of enabling headset control, but a necessary sacrifice. Unless... you read more below for another solution.
Enable Volume Key for Track Control ------------------------------------------------------
If you wish to be able to have hardware volume key track control and headset control, then follow this method.
Option 1
Disable JAYS Headset Control. Enable Volume Key Control using Gravity Box or Xposed. Download Ultimate HeadSet Controller, a free app from the Google Play Store. Using this app you can lower and raise volume, and get the ability to have triple click as previous track. However this means that there is no way to do a long press and have the voice search come up. If you would rather voice search, then continue reading.
Option 2
Disable JAYS Headset Control. Enable Volume Key Control using Gravity Box or Xposed. Get Xposed Additions Pro. You can find it floating around the internet with a simple google search "Xposed Additions Pro apk"
(Allows Double Click setting and Long Click)
Once installed, make sure the module is enabled in Xposed, then set "Double Click" for Next Track and "Long Press" as Previous. For the "Screen On" you can set "Long Press" to be Search and have the indirect voice search whereby you have to first pause the music before it will allow you to use the mic, and if you did not pause before you did the long press, then pausing the music after the long press won't activate the mic. For the "Screen Off" unfortunately there is no option to do select Search as the action therefore you can use Previous as the action since there is no triple click setting in this app. If you must have the option to go to previous track, then set "Long Press" for "Screen On" and "Screen Off" to Previous but you sacrifice voice search.
I installed CM11 on this yesterday and so far so good. My final attempted tweak is to adjust the volume with my keyboard.
I edited Default.kl and managed to remap VOLUME_UP & VOLUME_DOWN but when I push it I'm only getting 3 steps: 100%, 0%, mute. I can still adjust the volume normally by opening 'Settings -> Sound -> Volume' so I'm stumped as to why I can't get the same behavior by sending a volume keypress. Why must OUYA make me use the slider?
My main hope is that I can get it working with my bluetooth keyboard and then use Flirc to program my remote to finally get volume control in Xbmc.
tldr; I'm sending volume_up/down keypresses via bluetooth but only getting 3 steps to the volume control...why?
I know on my Ouku unit I had the option of mapping different functions to the same steering wheel button depending on if it was a long or short press. Is anything like that available on these?
I see when assigning steering wheel controls there are two little rectangles for each button and when you assign a button one of them lights up.
Possible?
Im interested at the same functionality, can someone confirm possiblity?
Hi,
Not all functions are available with both Short/Long action, and you set both Short/Long Press using single detection eg. select a command for Short and command for long one in each column.
For example you can't assign long function for VOL+/- but you can assign for VOL MUTE, MODE, HOME selections.