This is a list of the important freevo commands and their mapping to keys on a keyboard:
| Key | Freevo Command | 
 | Keys | Freevo Command | 
 | Key | Freevo Command | 
 | Key | Freevo Command | 
| h | HELP | 
 | RIGHT | RIGHT | 
 | c | CH+ | 
 | r | REW | 
| z | Toggle Fullscreen | 
 | SPACE | SELECT | 
 | v | CH- | 
 | p | PLAY | 
| F1 | SLEEP | 
 | RETURN | SELECT | 
 | d | DISPLAY | 
 | f | FFWD | 
| HOME | MENU | 
 | F2 | POWER | 
 | e | ENTER | 
 | u | PAUSE | 
| g | GUIDE | 
 | F3 | MUTE | 
 | _ | PREV_CH | 
 | s | SLEEP | 
| ESCAPE | EXIT | 
 | n | VOL- | 
 | o | PIP_ONOFF | 
 | F6 | REC | 
| UP | UP | 
 | KEYP- | VOL- | 
 | w | PIP_SWAP | 
 | PERIOD | EJECT | 
| DOWN | DOWN | 
 | m | VOL+ | 
 | i | PIP_MOVE | 
 | F10 | Screenshot | 
| LEFT | LEFT | 
 | KEYP+ | VOL + | 
 | F4 | TV_VCR | 
 | L | Subtitle | 
You can get this list by pressing h on your keyboard.
If you want to use a remote to controll freevo, you should map your remote keys to that commands. (see lirc)
The mapping of these commands to real functions is done in freevo/src/event.py. But you can overwrite those mappings in your local_conf.py.
For example if you rather like to use UP and DOWN for channel changing than CH+ and CH-, you can put the following there:
EVENTS['tv']['UP']=Event('TV_CHANNEL_UP')
EVENTS['tv']['DOWN']=Event('TV_CHANNEL_DOWN')
The first argument gives the type of menu in which your mapping should become effectiv (here 'tv'), the second argument gives the command key (UP/DOWN) you want to use and the last one gives the action (TV_CHANNEL_UP or TV_CHANNEL_DOWN)
If you fiddle with these settings, you always should check that the command key you want to use is not already used by something else.
If you have a USB remote like the ATIUSBRemote , you can adjust the keymap to work a bit better with it. In your local_conf.py you add:
KEYMAP[key.K_PAGEUP] = 'UP' KEYMAP[key.K_PAGEDOWN] = 'DOWN' KEYMAP[key.K_UP] = 'RIGHT' KEYMAP[key.K_DOWN] = 'LEFT'
The full list of keys is here ![[WWW]](modern/img/moin-www.png) http://www.pygame.org/docs/ref/pygame_constants.html#keyboard
 http://www.pygame.org/docs/ref/pygame_constants.html#keyboard