Re: control xine from numpad

Z F wrote:
> I finally was able to do it.
> The trick was (which I did not find in the manual page) to rigght click
> in the movie window and in setting menu click on keymap editor. Then I had to do many clicks to configure what I wanted. I which it were described somewhere, as editing a text file is much easier than clicking...
>   
I'm glad you figured out how to do it. A text file can be easier to 
configure, but if there's not a documented process to do what you did, 
why not put a short HOWTO together and contribute it to the project? 
That way, you'd save someone else the trouble of trying to figure it out. :)

(Just a note - this would go to the UI you're using - xine-ui, gxine, etc.)

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