2009-04-13, 23:47
2009-04-14, 07:30
Hi, all current apps i am aware of use the HTTP API, however this uses the new Event Client. XBMC Control for example is for browsing files and playing files in XBMC where the sole purpose of this app is to virtually control XBMC as if a remote button was pressed.
2009-04-14, 11:52
would be great especially if it could run on another machine.... I currently use XBMC Control (well atually just the navigator part) but it is limited in he buttons it simulates... def interested in this app but only on seperate mc.
2009-04-14, 21:05
Hi,
It already works on any machine thru the network. It does not have to be the same pc (just did screenshot on same pc for ease). All you do is specify host name or ip address & port of xbmc and off you go
It already works on any machine thru the network. It does not have to be the same pc (just did screenshot on same pc for ease). All you do is specify host name or ip address & port of xbmc and off you go
2009-04-14, 21:28
XBMC instances running on Linux and Mac (and Apple TV) can be discovered using Zeroconf ("_xbmc-web.tcp" and "_xbmc-events.udp" are the service names for the HTTP server and Event server respectively). The Windows build doesn't yet support this however.
2009-04-14, 21:58
eq2k,
you may want to consider integrating it into XBMControl... then you can have the best of all worlds with other controls also.
you may want to consider integrating it into XBMControl... then you can have the best of all worlds with other controls also.
2009-04-14, 23:04
d4rk Wrote:XBMC instances running on Linux and Mac (and Apple TV) can be discovered using Zeroconf ("_xbmc-web.tcp" and "_xbmc-events.udp" are the service names for the HTTP server and Event server respectively). The Windows build doesn't yet support this however.
Will have to get people to test Zeroconf for me as not got a linux build up and running yet, but have been wondering what Zeroconf was, but not had a chance to look it up.
Thanks for all the good feedback, I hope to release Beta 1 quite soon and link will be posted here.
EqUiNoX
2009-04-15, 06:03
Remote control over eventclient, interesting.
When you are done can you get your code on sourceforge or google code?
I'm kinda like the Borg and would love to assimilate your code into XBMControl .....
"resistance is futile."
Regards,
Kabooga
When you are done can you get your code on sourceforge or google code?
I'm kinda like the Borg and would love to assimilate your code into XBMControl .....
"resistance is futile."
Regards,
Kabooga
2009-04-15, 17:57
2009-04-16, 01:46
Just another idea I had and thought id put it out there before doing all the work on it. How about me adding a skin engine. I think how ive designed app it will be fairly straight forward for me to add one. What do you recon?
2009-04-17, 21:14
Well i went ahead and did a skin engine anyway and kept things similar to a xbmc skin so should be really easy to create custom skins that look however you want.
I have also added the ability to scale down the remote from 100% to 50%. So if you think looks to big on your screen you can scale it down.
Also if there are problems with your skin the program will tell you exactly where problem is.
I have also added the ability to scale down the remote from 100% to 50%. So if you think looks to big on your screen you can scale it down.
Also if there are problems with your skin the program will tell you exactly where problem is.