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i'm using an archos 7ht, which has gotten some pretty bad reviews. i love it, and it's a fantastic remote for xbmc except for the fact that it doesn't have hardware volume buttons and can't control the volume. for that i use a vnc server to directly control the pcs volume.it's running android 1.5, with a custom rom.
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I was thinking of buying an Android tablet for the same reason!
Actually I wanted to wait for a cheap tablet with capacitive display as the XBMC Remote requires lots of scrolling.
So how about the screen response of the Archos 7? It has a resistive display right?
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2010-11-09, 23:04
(This post was last modified: 2010-11-09, 23:39 by pirat74.)
HI,
I have bought a EPAD ZT-180 from China which is a 10" Tablet with USB / Ethernet interface additional to WLAN. This was also the main reason why I have bought is that I could use normal Ethernet. Anyway when I run the XBMC remote control from "Beungoud" I could configure the setting with good results, but when I switch to official XBMC Remote I got only the feedback that I need the set the setting and should enter the menue, but there is no menue available or settings button, there is a host not detecting but I don't know where I could do this ?
Many thanks in advance
Bjoern
P.S. So I use my EPAD with Ethernet only and without WLAN, could I use this tool anyway ?
On the Tablet is Adroid 2.1 running ...
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the 7ht has a resistive display that only bugs me when i use the on screen keyboard in portrait mode. tiny buttons =mucho mistakes. but never having used a capacitive one much, i think it works great. i bet if you're used to a capacitive one you might have a learning curve tho
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2010-11-10, 09:29
(This post was last modified: 2010-11-10, 20:58 by gfoldv.)
pirat74: The stress is on the existing internet connection. So the remote works if it has internet connection regardless it's wireless, ethernet or 3G.
The menu is accessible through the hardware "menu" button. If your tablet is an Android device then it should have that.
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HI,
many thanks, I didn't fopunf this buttom until yesterday .. so I have input the Host info and it works ... nice view so could recommand this device for 150 Euro which I will use as a kind of photo frame with standing on the cupboard and remote item for MP3 music ...
Kind wishes Bjoern