nvidia shield controller volume not working

I guess it's all up to personal preference. Just curious why using a Fire remote is better than the original Shield remote/controller/TV remote via CEC?

I am not rooted, so may try one of the apps first. You can of course modify any of the other keys as well if you wanted, but I like having a play/pause button and menu button so I keep them. Now the RW/FF buttons on the remote act as volume control. Changed MEDIA_FAST_FORWARD to VOLUME_DOWN. Like for example, I don't care about rewind/fast forward, so I changed MEDIA_REWIND to VOLUME_UP. Then you find the file your remote uses (the Amazon Fire TV Stick uses Vendor_1949_Product_0404.kl)Įdit this in a text editor and then you can change any of the commands you want. If you are rooted, it's as simple as accessing system/usr/keylayout The apps are Button Remapper and Multilanguage Keymap Definer.

Although in my experience they are kind of unreliable and prone to crashing.

Wondering now if he would have went any lower lol.Īre you rooted or unrooted? Rooted is definitely easier to remap the keys, since you gain access to system files and can modify them right at the source (the key layout files the remote uses to know what commands to send when buttons are pressed), but there's also a couple 3rd party apps that work as well if you do not want to root. Made him an offer of $7 USD and he took it immediately. Based on your previous post about the remote I ordered on from the US Amazon Warehouse, so it's used, but I got it for $5.25USD all in and it arrived at my AmeriFriend's in 2 days and I should get it next week. Please update with details on remapping the controls, I would be interested.

Nvidia shield controller volume not working