Hi,

Right Ctrl key plus Home key
It's a correct XML.
However, KeyToConsumer may not work in OSx86 with some drivers.
I think that's why.

Map F13 (aka Print Screen) to Fn and then use Fn+F11&12 for volume control
The correct XML is follows.

But by the above cause, it does not work probably.

F13 to Fn remap.f13tofn --KeyToKey-- KeyCode::F13, KeyCode::FN

You should change these keys to F19 or others and
change F19 to Volume control by Spark or Quicksilver.
Spark: http://www.shadowlab.org/Software/spark.php

Quicksilver: http://qsapp.com/

Takayama Fumihiko [email protected]

On 11/07/18 2:24, bryankennedy wrote:

Has anyone been able to map custom key combinations to VolumeUp or Down?

I have a Dell PC keyboard hooked up to my laptop and I want to be able to use some key combination to change the volume. I've tried the rules below but nothing seems to work:

Right Ctrl key plus Home key

   <name>Ctrl + Home to Volume Up</name>
   <identifier>remap.CTRLHome_to_volumeup</identifier>
   <autogen>--KeyToConsumer-- KeyCode::HOME, ModifierFlag::CONTROL_R, ConsumerKeyCode::VOLUME_UP</autogen>
</item>

Map F13 (aka Print Screen) to Fn and then use Fn+F11&12 for volume control

   <name>Fn to F13</name>
   <identifier>remap.fn2f13</identifier>
   <autogen>--KeyToKey-- KeyCode::FN, KeyCode::F13</autogen>
</item>
<item>
   <name>F13+F11 to Volume Down</name>
   <identifier>remap.F13F11_to_volumedown</identifier>
   <autogen>--KeyToConsumer-- KeyCode::F11, ModifierFlag::F13, ConsumerKeyCode::VOLUME_DOWN</autogen>
</item>

I recognize that I'm missing something basic here about how the Volume mapping might work. Thanks for any advice.

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