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I have recently started using dAP (r2) and noticed that when I exit dAP and try to use I-tunes or Windows Media Player that function keys such as mute, stop, play/pause, and the volume wheel of my Logitech Itouch keyboard will not operate until I reboot. Anyone noticed this same issue?
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Re: Logitech Itouch audio controls and dAP
Yes, this is normal. DAP had a feature to automatically pick up these keys in the system. I think the only way to go around it is to rename "dAPKeyControl.dll" in the dbpoweramp directory. After a reboot it will not take over the keys anymore...
And you can still program those Ctrl+Alt+something in the keyboard shortcuts options.[COLOR=blue]Donny[/COLOR] - member of the [URL=http://www.musicplayerclub.com/forumdisplay.php?f=45][COLOR=DarkGreen]dBPowerAMP fan club[/COLOR][/URL]
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Re: Logitech Itouch audio controls and dAP
Thank you Donny, that solved the problem. You just made my family very happy. Have a good week, whats left of it (I know its about 3:45 AM Thursday in Serbia). Best regards. TerryLast edited by tlanter; February 05, 2009, 01:50 AM.Comment
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