To do this, edit the file located in:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Plex Home Theater\system\keymaps\keyboard.xml
Add these entries:
<keymap>
<global>
<keyboard>
<j>AudioDelayMinus</j>
<k>AudioDelayPlus</k>
<j mod="ctrl">SubtitleDelayMinus</j>
<k mod="ctrl">SubtitleDelayPlus</k>
<keyboard>
<global>
<keymap>
to the file. That is, add he AudioDelayMinus and AudioDelayPlus under the existing "keyboard" tag if it exists, or create a new keyboard.xml file and write the above in it.
This will assign the keyboard buttons j and k to the AudioDelayMinus and AudioDelayPlus respectively.
To put this together with my Plex + Harmony + FLIRC configuration, I then assigned the channel up and channel down buttons of my "Plex" device (actually configured as a Panasonic TC-P65VT30, as mentioned in: http://programming-headbanging.blogspot.co.il/2014/08/configuring-plex-home-theater-with.html) on the harmony remote to the j and k keyboard keys to be able to change the audio delay while watching a movie through Plex.
There are other short-cuts available as well, generally, all those that were in XBMC's keymap:
http://kodi.wiki/view/keymap
to the file. That is, add he AudioDelayMinus and AudioDelayPlus under the existing "keyboard" tag if it exists, or create a new keyboard.xml file and write the above in it.
This will assign the keyboard buttons j and k to the AudioDelayMinus and AudioDelayPlus respectively.
To put this together with my Plex + Harmony + FLIRC configuration, I then assigned the channel up and channel down buttons of my "Plex" device (actually configured as a Panasonic TC-P65VT30, as mentioned in: http://programming-headbanging.blogspot.co.il/2014/08/configuring-plex-home-theater-with.html) on the harmony remote to the j and k keyboard keys to be able to change the audio delay while watching a movie through Plex.
There are other short-cuts available as well, generally, all those that were in XBMC's keymap:
http://kodi.wiki/view/keymap
