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Question: To use this for movie watching on HTPC the play pause controls seems on one side volume up down other for tv. Is this correct?
Document: I got this keyboard to go with my Raspberry Pi, and it is small just like it. It takes a while to get use to the air mouse, but it works well. I also love the fact that it has TV controls on the one side. This is the ONLY universal remote that has worked with my TV before! I also like the fact that the keys light up if you need them too, that is very helpful when watching a movie in the dark.
The play/pause fast forward etc. also require you to hold down a function button and then press them. It's just not a easy remote for a HTPC. It will do the job just not as simple as other remote and has issues with the buttons not always working. I do not recommend buying this remote. There are better remotes out there. I'd rather use my old remote with a wireless keyboard than this one.
You are stuck using the keyboard side for all controls. And who wants to hit the function key and another button to turn their Media Center PC volume up and down, when on the back side of the device is a damn volume button!So there ya have it. Great device, but for those of you with Windows Media Center PC setups, it leaves something to be desired.I will continue my quest to find the perfect all in one device.
but the keyboard itself works well enough. getting it to control my tv was a whole nother ball game. it still doesn't work as it should, but it controls volume so that's enough for now.
The keyboard gets you typing but is also awkward to use, you have to hold down the function key and then press the F6 key to pause or play a video and this should only be a simple press of a key not holding one key while pressing another so all of the F keys should have needed the function key pressed because you rarely need to press F6 but you regularly use the video control buttons so bad design choice.
I wanted to set up an HTPC on the cheap. I purchased this remote to use in conjunction with my Raspberry PI. With the Raspbmc operating system on my card this remote was plug-and-play. Granted not all the functions are mapped to XBMC but that is a simple matter of Keymaping or just learning what keys do what. I was pleasantly surprised to find this remote has an accurate motion sensor for mouse control. The IR sensor can read most remotes and it seems to cast a very bright light.
The keyboard on it is about the size of a non-touchscreen phone keyboard which is fine for typing short website names and movie titles. It also has helpful key shortcuts like a volume up/down, scroll up/down and a combination ctrl+alt+delete button. The reverse side is the universal remote side which is why I bought this over other mouses.
The battery life is great with both keyboard and fly mouse function turned on. IR remote buttons on the back side of the keyboard is a plus. I just wish the manufacturer could add 4 additional buttons, including Play, Pause, Fast Forward, Fast Backward, when the next model is released. Other than that, I am a happy customer.
(sorry lefties)2. 4 more buttons on the IR side would make this absolutely perfect. Just 4 more. With 4 more buttons, the currect vol+, vol-, ch+, and ch- buttons could be programmed to work as arrow keys for browsing menus, while the extras could be used for those functions on the TV and play, pause, forward, back on my DVD player.
I got one of these and the first one I got the number keys did not work, but I liked it so I kept it for awhile before returning it to get a new one. Didn't want to be without it for long, it is great for watching netflix in bed. I can turn off the laptop and then turn off the tv with the same remote, which is great. Got my replacement and the replacement works fine. Air mouse is ok, took a minute to get used to it.
Answer: That's correct.  One side controls TV/av and does not light up, but there's very few buttons on that side to remember.  Htpc controls on the other.