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Thanks for asking.
Okay - Maybe I'm just getting old - I'd swear it wasn't there before, but now, evidently it is... I was able to map keys, which control the MythTV Frontend just fine, except:
The remote needs to be currently connected (or "online") to turn up in the list.
1. The PS button I mapped to a key, but it doesn't sent that key it brings up the Remote Buddy menu (unlike in Plex).
Unless you've the "Open Remote Buddy menu" action assigned to a button in your mapping in the Behaviour Construction Kit, Remote Buddy will re-arrange the default mapping of a Behaviour so that access to the menu is still possible and you don't lock yourself out. The Plex Behaviour has the "Open Remote Buddy menu" action assigned to "Menu (hold)" by default and thus no automatic re-arrangement will take place for it.
At Prefs > Mapping > [name of your behaviour], you can adjust the actually used mapping for your Behaviour.
2. During any video playback, the no keys seem to work. I can force quit MythFrontend using the Remote Buddy menu. but everything else is non-responsive.
Two ideas:
1) I don't really know MythFrontend, but if it uses any external application (or process) for playback (like Mplayer did in the past) and you've set up your keystroke actors to send the keystroke directly to the specific application, the keystrokes may simply never arrive at the actual playback application and go to the MythFrontend application instead. Adjusting their settings to send the keystrokes globally instead would solve this.
2) if the playback part only accepts events directly from a HID device, emulated keystrokes generally won't work since they don't come from a HID device and are emulated by OS X on the application level instead.
Best regards,
Felix Schwarz
