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Enhance compatibility #7 + migrate to AHK v2.0
Added support for Hyper-V Virtual Machine Connection (#7). The new WinWaitActive name pattern is checked against the process name instead of the window name, so it should now work with any system language.
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# RDPHotkeyHelper | ||
RDPHotkeyHelper is an AutoHotkey script which redirects media keys to the local machine while working within a remote desktop session. It works with Microsoft's standard remote desktop connection and the Microsoft store app. | ||
Using media keys on the remote host is still possible by simply holding down ctrl or alt when pressing the media key. | ||
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### Note | ||
Window detection is language dependent in order to also support the store app. If your client is not detected, replace [` - Remote Desktop`](https://github.com/neon-dev/RDPHotkeyHelper/blob/main/RDPHotkeyHelper.ahk#L13) with your localized window title suffix. | ||
RDPHotkeyHelper is an AutoHotkey v2 script which redirects media keys to the local machine while working within a remote desktop session. It works with Microsoft's standard remote desktop connection, the Microsoft store app, as well as the Hyper-V Virtual Machine Connection. | ||
Using media keys on the remote host is still possible by holding down `Ctrl` or `Alt` when pressing the media key. |