[8.0ß11] String with ID Nr 5106 not found

MikusR · Post by *MikusR » 2011-12-07, 18:33 UTC

With Total Commander main window open when i press multimedia key (play/pause) on keyboard, this error shows up.
Error: String with ID Nr 5106 not found, please contact author!
Also multimedia keys ("next track" acts like tab) and ("previous track" acts like ctrl+tab).
7.55 those keys work as they should.

Sir_SiLvA · Post by *Sir_SiLvA » 2011-12-07, 19:06 UTC

this is not a Bug but working as Intented as stated by Chris in another thread

Post by *Hacker » 2011-12-07, 21:03 UTC

...and should be reverted back to normal in the next beta.

Roman

Post by *ghisler(Author) » 2011-12-08, 14:20 UTC

2MikusR
What should the next and previous track keys do while TC is in the foreground? They don't do anything at all in TC 7.55, and no media player in the background sees them either. The only multimedia keys which seem to work while TC is in the foreground are volume +,- and mute.

Flint · Post by *Flint » 2011-12-08, 16:43 UTC

ghisler(Author) wrote:What should the next and previous track keys do while TC is in the foreground? They don't do anything at all in TC 7.55, and no media player in the background sees them either. The only multimedia keys which seem to work while TC is in the foreground are volume +,- and mute.

That's wrong. When I had a keyboard with multimedia keys (some simple Mitsumi) the next/prev track keys worked excellently while my player (foobar2000) was in background. As well as pause/play keys.

MikusR · Post by *MikusR » 2011-12-09, 04:44 UTC

ghisler(Author) wrote:They don't do anything at all in TC 7.55, and no media player in the background sees them either. The only multimedia keys which seem to work while TC is in the foreground are volume +,- and mute.

Do you have a Logitech keyboard with Logitech software installed? I have seen cases where Logitech SetPoint breaks multimedia keys.

ghisler(Author) wrote:What should the next and previous track keys do while TC is in the foreground?

Both foobar2000 and Windows Media Player can be controlled while in background.

Post by *ghisler(Author) » 2011-12-09, 09:26 UTC

Ah, I didn't know that there are players which can do this - according to my tests, TC didn't receive the multimedia keys while in background.

I will therefore turn off this multimedia key handling in the next version and make it optional via wincmd.ini.