Hi,
Two questions...

1. I cannot remember password to login and cannot find any obvious way to get a reminder....please advise??? (apols if it is somewhere obvious :-) )

2. Can anyone recommend a remote to operate the sotware with? (I have installed this on a eeeTop - looks good, working on a new skin).  This setup is for a girl with special needs and an easily understandable remote for - volume, pause, stop, next, etc would be useful.

Many thanks, in advance.

Mark

Hi Mark

For the password, I think you can change it by going into the admin program directly using the shortcut which was installed in the start menu by zenpoints setup program, if not then you should be able to set a new one after uninstalling Zenpoint and then reinstalling it again using the same admin program.

For the remote, I have tried a number of options including the MCE remote, a logitech keyboard (multimedia keys) and a playstation 3 remote.  I found it difficult to get my MCE remote to work and it is also infrared so it needs line of sight to work which wasn't great.  The logitech keyboard worked well  for skipping to the next track etc. but being a keyboard it is quite bulky and not something you can easily carry around with you.  The PS3 remote is by far the best option in my opinion although it does take some setting up to get it working, however once set up it works like a charm.  I suggest looking on ebay for a cheap official PS3 blueray bluetooth remote and looking at a piece of free software called event ghost which is needed to translates the signal received by the remote into onscreen mouse clicks which you will use to click the play and pause buttons etc., oh and a couple of sets of rechargeable batteries as it will chew through normal ones like they are going out of fashion.

Any questions about my setup please give me a shout.

Cheers


Chris

Hi,
Thx for the info on remote...been looking at cheap pc remotes from ebay too.

Apols for confusion on password....It is the password required to log into forum that I cannot find.

Regards,

Mark