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Question: Can I assign one of the pedals to stop and start video or audio playback? IOW, to toggle the play/pause button in Windows Media, YouTube, etc.?
Document: I'm learning guitar, I've got the guitar in both hands and I'm learning a song from youtube, (from Marty Schwartz, or Justin Sandercoe, or Jen Trani, thanks guys/gal). So with the guitar in both hands, I can control youtube with this FootPedal, without having to fumble around, reaching around the guitar with my hands. I have the pedals set for rewind, pause/play, and fast forward. I've also downloaded youtube lessons and play them back with VLC media player.
I picked this switch pedal up so I could have record/loop/stop control of my Linux audio workstation. The bundled configuration software is a Windows application that allows you to map most keyboard single keys or modifiers + single key. There are some limitations as to what can be mapped, but for the most part I was fine assigning three uncommon keys.
Item worked fully as intended for several weeks, and then the left pedal stopped working. The middle and right pedals continue to function normally.I used it with FF14 as well as World of Warcraft and also I used it as an easy &#34;pause&#34; button for watching movies.The left pedal no longer working kind of sucks...but well, I sort of expected such things to happen.
The other two pedals work fine, but I've had to adjust my configuration for record/stop on one pedal and loop on the other.I anticipated this kind of shotty construction when I purchased the switch pedal, and I'm sad to see I was right. It's a hard to find a good budget USB switch pedal, and while this does the job I'm disappointed it malfunctioned so soon after I purchased it. Mine may be an isolated incident, but I severely doubt it. Buy at your own risk.
The second button, we defined to reset the transport to the beginning of the track. I think we set the third button to initiate the &#34;Play&#34; function.It was easy to define the keys using the interface once we were able to get the interface installed.
Then you get a screen with a picture of the pedal board with a text box under each pedal. To set each pedal, you just click in the text box, hit the key you want it to be set to, then click "Set" and you're done. You can also set button combos such as Ctrl+C or Ctrl+V. You can assign any key on the keyboard and even mouse clicks.The pedals themselves feel pretty sturdy but time will tell how they last.
The foot pedals work just like they should. Loaded up the software, mapped my keys and it worked great. When assigning keys to the pedals make sure you hit the set button after each pedal. The first time I hit it after the last pedal and that is the only one that worked.Made of of cheap plastic so time will tell how long this holds up. I figure as long as I am not stomping on the pedals they should work fine.
The title says it all... its almost like cheating to be able to use your feet for gaming, especially for some of the games that have alot of button assignments. I use it to lean right and left etc.. Its soooooo cool. You can install the software on a win7 64bit to reprogram the keys. I don't know what some other reviewers are talking about when they said you need to install it on 32bit architecture. That is false.
I was expecting pedals the size of a foot or at least the size of a sewing machine pedal, but these are more like mini-pedals. (I uploaded a picture so you can see what I mean. )Also, I didn't realize that the disk with the software that allows you to set the shortcuts on the pedals comes on a mini-disk.Nor did I realize NONE of my computers will play a mini-disk.
Used it for 4 months. Pedals stop working fixed a few times, but then stop working again. Customer Service is crap. Software is limited, you have to reset key bindings if you want to use it for multiple applications.
Answer: Answer is yes.This was the first thing I tried when I got it being a musician of sorts.   How:   You know how you can toggle start and pause by clicking on the video portion of the screen. The method below takes advantage of that.  Program the left foot pedal so that when you press it, it is equivalent to hitting a left mouse button (I am a righty).  Once that is done, place the cursor over the video and press the left foot pedal