Been browsing the pre-Beta3 commits and there are a few regarding keymappings and profiles authored by JHSRennie - one of the devs who's also very active in the forums. I'd suggest posting there with the specifics as he's bound to see it (and I can make him aware of it if he doesn't). That's gonna be the surest way to get it fixed for you quickly.

Odd - Wanilton said it worked okay before I posted it here (gave him a private link to test). Might want to check with him if that's actually the case. If I see any other reported issues in the XBMC forums with EventGhost/keyboard emulation, or in the master branch concerning the same I'll let you know.

I think you might have another issue there - nothing I can see in recent updates would have cause eventghost to stop working - there's many who use it with Beta 3 for remote controls and there haven't been a rash of forum posts regarding an issue with it.

Fresh compile - Wanilton tested and confirmed it fixed whatever was broken in recent master commits.

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?to3xqw575gf8dbt

I'll wait to here back from Wanilton then just clarifying some details. If I need to do a fresh build of the HD audio version with latest master no problem, but I did one on the 11th and haven't seen what could have fixed this in recent commits. If it has been addressed in the last few days I'll get it merged and repost for you.

Quote from: jitterjames on February 12, 2012, 08:32:28 PM
Eden Beta 3 seems to break keyboard emulation for both EventGhost and VoxCommando. 

What a pain!

Hi there - got a PM from Wanilton on this too. Just want to be clear - has a fresh (non-HD) compile from Master corrected this? I had a look through recent commits and didn't see anything that might affect this, but that's pretty far from exhaustive research 

Thx Wanilton - my advancedsettings.xml was as barebones as can be and didn't make any use of the Global AV Delay as I don't experience it on my rig.

I posted an explanation of some of the settings here: http://forum.xbmc.org/showpost.php?p=1014324&postcount=305.

For more info on the Global AV Delay settings see the thread: http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?t=96916&highlight=global+delay

Hey all - here's XBMC Eden Beta 3 + HD-Audio patch + timing correction + Global AV Delay
http://www.mediafire.com/?omzcseng8pndn31

Latest and greatest 

Quote from: Wanilton on February 03, 2012, 04:01:24 PM
Great news DDDamian, i tested and is very good, the best for me now. One question only: do you believe audiophile mode work in this version?, if possible post one advancedsettings for use with this new version.

It won't Wanilton - all those settings are AE specific. You're better off with a fresh advancedsetting.xml and add whatever you normally use for Eden

Breaking news!! An unknown to the forum has released a patch for DTS-MA & TrueHD on standard Eden!

Tested and works great in initial checks.

Go here for thread: http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?p=1008621#post1008621

Quote from: jitterjames on February 02, 2012, 09:24:56 PM
Particularly dangerous without a closing tag.  This could be related to your endless loop bug that you mentioned earlier.

Damn! That was it! Too many evil laughs (pinkie to corner of mouth) and no end tag locked up the loop! 

@zw4mp - welcome to these forums and thx for the tip - audiophile should only be used for music sources, not for passthrough of HD formats - will have to mod the code to bypass that when passing-through!

Quote from: jitterjames on February 02, 2012, 08:44:03 PM
sawwwweeeeeeeet.   Thanks!   

I purposefully left out <evillaughiterations> and <launchallnukes> 

Quote from: Wanilton on February 02, 2012, 07:35:46 PMIf possible, detail how work each parameter in advancedsettings for us..

Hi Wanilton - glad it works for you. Here's a synopsis of my advancedsettings.xml:

<advancedsettings>
<audio>
<resample>0</resample>
<forceDirectSound>0</forceDirectSound>
<transcodeto>0</transcodeto>
<audiophile>1</audiophile>
<allchannelstereo>1</allchannelstereo>
<audiosinksizesharedmsec>120</audiosinksizesharedmsec>
<audiosinksizeexclusivemsec>100</audiosinksizeexclusivemsec>
</audio>
<gui>
<algorithmdirtyregions>1</algorithmdirtyregions>
<nofliptimeout>1000</nofliptimeout>
</gui>
<useddsfanart>true</useddsfanart>
<allowd3d9ex>true</allowd3d9ex>
</advancedsettings>

<resample>: force resampling at xxx khz. Use if your soundcard requires a certain sampling rate eg. 48000
<forceDirectSound>: as it states, even if WASAPI support is detected on your machine. I recommend leaving this off (0) unless you have trouble with WASAPI or are on Windows XP
<transcodeto>: forces transcoding of Dolby (AC3) to LPCM for devices which don't support it
<audiophile>: forces the output to remain true to the source and not be down-mixed or resampled. May cause delay in receiver switching to new formats, but purest reproduction of source
<allchannelstereo>: forces two-channel sources (CD, MP3, etc) to be output to all speakers per L/R mappings, with downmix for center and LFE. May be broken in this release as I had to revert some changes to avoid current bug
<audiosinksize(shared)(exclusive)msec>: the buffer duration in milliseconds for shared or exclusive modes. Can be increased to reduce discontinuities on slower hardware or decreased to reduce lag on skipping/fast-forwarding. Note that hard-coded minimums of 50msec override this value. Values under that ignored.

<algorithmdirtyregions>: can be 0-4. Different methods to reduce CPU load in repainting the GUI screen - see XBMC Wiki for details
<nofliptimeout>: Time in msec after which if no change occurs on the screen video buffer flipping stops - mostly good for battery usage

<useddsfanart>: hands over drawing of fanart images to DirectDraw for hardware acceleration and possible speed boost
<allowd3d9ex>: allows use of DirectX extensions for speed boost - not always compatible (as you found!)

Of primary use to folks here will be the <audiophile> settings if you have a lot of high-bitrate FLACS, etc and of course <audiosinksize(mode)msec> if you are experiencing sound dropouts during playback.

Cheers,
Damian

Quote from: Wanilton on February 02, 2012, 04:23:30 PM
Hello DDDamian, thanks for this great work...

My pleasure Wanilton - thx for yours.

Hey folks,

The latest build by Wanilton includes an endless loop bug introduced after Jan.28th.  I did a build of the most stable version to date and posted it here: http://www.mediafire.com/?cg1r19l7es2rv2v. In that zip is a copy of my advancedsettings.xml. You would need to copy that to your userdata directory. If you wish to play with buffer sizes or other tweaks they are in that file. I also added a non-supported "Output stereo to all channels" routine as a little bonus - it will output a two-channel source to all speakers defined in your Control Panel settings when enabled in advancedsettings.xml.

Pls use at your own risk - install to a seperate directory and back up both your existing advancedsettings.xml and guisettings.xml.

Note that this is unsupported and not in any way an official release. But on my platform it is the most stable version to-date.

Enjoy