support for Bluetooth® remotes and external receivers.use iAlertU side by side with Remote Buddy or accessing special functions and modes inside applications that would otherwise require these apps to have full control over the built-in IR receiver of your Mac® - and that your Mac® actually came with one. the emulation of a virtual Apple® RemoteĬontrol applications that have support for and listen to an Apple® Remote - with any remote control of your choice supported by Remote Buddy.It does not for Remote Buddy with the driver loaded. This limitation still applies to all other applications. If, for example, you want to map a function to the Play or Menu button, that you want to see executed for as long as you press that button, this was previously simply impossible to achieve. While this may sound like unimportant technical details, they actually do have a strong practical impact. Only with the Remote Buddy driver do you gain support for arbitrary length button presses for the Play and Menu buttons as well as minimized reaction times for all buttons. enabling of all features of built-in IR receivers.The driver provides a clean, system conform fix to this problem using only documented APIs. So, this problem is not specific to Remote Buddy. Since OS X 10.4.9 (that includes 10.4.10/10.4.11/10.5.x/.) many users have been experiencing that one button press on their remote does now trigger two reactions - once from any currently running application that supports the Apple® Remote, once the default system action. fix for Apple® Remote driver problems in OS X.

If that summary was too short, here's some more info on each of the points: The Setup Wizard already contains a summary on how the driver does help Remote Buddy to provide additional features and hardware support.

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