2011-02-02, 11:46
Hi,
I just uploaded a video on youtube showing my custom made iPad XBMC Controller in action. The grafical parts are inspired by the great skin ellipsis from the team Blackbolt.
Update: 14.12.2012
Hit table - Videos available (Voice Control)
HTML5 Interface
Update: 18.09.2011
We updated the iViewer XBMC Plugin and released a Windows Version.
Update: 12.06.2011
We now have a guifile available that can be uploaded directly to the iViewer 4 app to demonstrate the interface without license needed. You can download the iViewer 4 app from the App store. Just configure the File URL in the iViewer settings to the following URL and start the app.
http://www.homeintouch.com/demo_loop/hit_iPad.gui.enc
Hardware and Software used in the Video:
For the Home Automation part I use KNX parts in my house.
http://www.knx.org/knx/what-is-knx/
iViewer 4 is the app that runs on your iOS device. You can customize it to fit your setup as tight as you like.
With iViewer 4 you can control a wide range of home automation systems such as Crestron, AMX, Control4, etc. and you get full two-way control and feedback allowing you to control your lights, curtains, climate and AV.
For controlling the IR-AV gear I use a box from irtrans (irtrans.de) and a Moxa for RS 232 control.
The Controller is a Mac Mini that runs our HOME in touch software and XBMC of course.
The Mac Mini also streams the content (with VLC) to the iOS devices.
To get all the data from the XBMC MySql database I created a little helper app.
Here are some screenshots and the video...
Screenshot Gallery
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRnjEuUlRDc
Regards
Klaus
I just uploaded a video on youtube showing my custom made iPad XBMC Controller in action. The grafical parts are inspired by the great skin ellipsis from the team Blackbolt.
Update: 14.12.2012
Hit table - Videos available (Voice Control)
HTML5 Interface
Update: 18.09.2011
We updated the iViewer XBMC Plugin and released a Windows Version.
Update: 12.06.2011
We now have a guifile available that can be uploaded directly to the iViewer 4 app to demonstrate the interface without license needed. You can download the iViewer 4 app from the App store. Just configure the File URL in the iViewer settings to the following URL and start the app.
http://www.homeintouch.com/demo_loop/hit_iPad.gui.enc
Hardware and Software used in the Video:
For the Home Automation part I use KNX parts in my house.
http://www.knx.org/knx/what-is-knx/
iViewer 4 is the app that runs on your iOS device. You can customize it to fit your setup as tight as you like.
With iViewer 4 you can control a wide range of home automation systems such as Crestron, AMX, Control4, etc. and you get full two-way control and feedback allowing you to control your lights, curtains, climate and AV.
For controlling the IR-AV gear I use a box from irtrans (irtrans.de) and a Moxa for RS 232 control.
The Controller is a Mac Mini that runs our HOME in touch software and XBMC of course.
The Mac Mini also streams the content (with VLC) to the iOS devices.
To get all the data from the XBMC MySql database I created a little helper app.
Here are some screenshots and the video...
Screenshot Gallery
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRnjEuUlRDc
Regards
Klaus