MCE Controller allows you to remotely control another Windows PC on your network. For example it allows you to simulate a press of any button on the Windows Media Center IR remote control from another computer; if MCE Controller receives the string “mypictures” it will tell Media Center to go to the “My Pictures” page.
Today a user asked how to send Unicode characters such £ and € and I added this functionality to the newly released version 1.5.0.
With the help of the hive-mind on Twitter (thanks @drpizza!) I was also able to find a command line tool that lets me test MCE Controller easily from the command line. Get NetCat for Windows here.
Now with v1.5.0 you can do this to send the Euro dollar symbol to MCE Controller, which will “type” it on the remote machine MCE Controller is running on (in this case 192.168.0.5 at port 5150):
echo chars:\u20AC| nc.exe 192.168.0.5 5150 -w 1
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hello,
I use mce controller to make a remote control with a tablette and it’s nice soft congratulation 🙂
I have 2 question,
1st question :
I use My movies to organise and see resume and info.
how can I do :
1. send myfilms go to mymovies part film
2. send myseries do to mymovies part series (and not myvideos)
I use my movie with 2 part (film/series)
second question :
how I can simulate the mouse movement (if it’s possible) to create a part on my tablet to be a mousepad (homemade)
thanks for your help
Hi!
I’m not really sure, because I don’t use My Movies. However, other MCE Controller users may and might be able to provide help. Please re-ask your questions on the MCE Controller Support forums. I’ll look into the mouse movement question once you post there as well. Thanks!
https://sourceforge.net/projects/mcecontroller/forums/forum/464957