Hey, anyone whos using girder (http://www.girder.nl) and ksnoopy's remote wonder plugin (http://www.girder.nl/plugins.php) I've spent some time getting girder to take control of the TV functions.
Here is what is included in the export group:
-Channel Up/Down via the CH +/- buttons
-Direct Channel input via 0-9 buttons
-Last Channel via d button
-Start/Stop Capture via the Record button
-Minimize/Restore button via the Stopwatch button
Personally, my favourite thing about this is that the commands work even when tv isn't in focus, I.E if the TV is blended or not your current window you can still dial in a channel number instead of channel flipping.
I'm in the process of trying to add window grow/shrink commands but those god damn exams are getting in the way
Please feel free to post comments/critism and I'll try to fix anything that I can. Of course you're welcome to alter the commands to perform how you would like them to.
Heres the download:
http://www.student.math.uwaterloo.ca/~camartel/ati/ATI%20TV%207.7.GML
Note you'll need to import this into girder 3.2.4+ and activate the girder plugin beforehand.
Cheers,
CM
Here is what is included in the export group:
-Channel Up/Down via the CH +/- buttons
-Direct Channel input via 0-9 buttons
-Last Channel via d button
-Start/Stop Capture via the Record button
-Minimize/Restore button via the Stopwatch button
Personally, my favourite thing about this is that the commands work even when tv isn't in focus, I.E if the TV is blended or not your current window you can still dial in a channel number instead of channel flipping.
I'm in the process of trying to add window grow/shrink commands but those god damn exams are getting in the way

Please feel free to post comments/critism and I'll try to fix anything that I can. Of course you're welcome to alter the commands to perform how you would like them to.
Heres the download:
http://www.student.math.uwaterloo.ca/~camartel/ati/ATI%20TV%207.7.GML
Note you'll need to import this into girder 3.2.4+ and activate the girder plugin beforehand.
Cheers,
CM