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When to use Eventghost?

Started by donmehdi, April 26, 2015, 12:26:46 PM

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donmehdi

Hello, i just wanted to know what are the things that eventghost does and voxcommando can't.
thank you

jitterjames

#1
EventGhost has a lot of plugins for a lot of different devices.  Many of the plugins are contributed by users so some are better than others and some are not included in the standard install but can easily be downloaded and installed from the forum.

One reason to use EventGhost would be for example, if you have an MCE remote that you want to remap keys for.  Or if you have a surround receiver with a serial interface only, you can probably find a plugin for that.

Check out the website for more information: http://eventghost.org/

I personally only use EventGhost for my IR remotes to let me control my HTPC for things like up, down, left, right, volume, play/pause/stop etc.

donmehdi

#2
Thanks james.I was trying voxcommando with an arduino trough eventghost but it seems that its a lot, i dont know if we can let them communicate directly

nime5ter

#3
Don't forget to use our documentation on the wiki.

http://voxcommando.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Arduino
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donmehdi

#4
I missed that one haha.
i think python is the bridge between those two.

nime5ter

#5
Yes, VoxCommando's Python plugin is a very important plugin.

Aussi, si c'est plus facile de t'exprimer, nous comprenons assez bien le français.
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