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I'm currently using the Bose QC35 II headset which has no hardware mute on the microphone. Like many other headsets, they do offer media controls. It'd be great if one could use media controls for the hotkey in MicSwitch.
For example, on the QC35s there is a single "action" button which send one of three media keys:
single-press: media play-pause
double-press: media track next
triple-press: media track previous
Currently I'm using AutoHotKey to bridge the gap, it picks up the media keys and then submits a hotkey that MicSwitch can understand (in this case, Alt+Shift+m):
Media_Play_Pause:: Send, +!m
It'd be great if MicSwitch could pick the keystroke up itself!
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Hey, I'll look into it - should not be a very big deal as keyboard hook system that I am using uses scan codes anyways, so detecting a media keys should be quite easy
I'm currently using the Bose QC35 II headset which has no hardware mute on the microphone. Like many other headsets, they do offer media controls. It'd be great if one could use media controls for the hotkey in MicSwitch.
For example, on the QC35s there is a single "action" button which send one of three media keys:
single-press: media play-pause
double-press: media track next
triple-press: media track previous
Currently I'm using AutoHotKey to bridge the gap, it picks up the media keys and then submits a hotkey that MicSwitch can understand (in this case, Alt+Shift+m):
It'd be great if MicSwitch could pick the keystroke up itself!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: