Showing posts with label media palyer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label media palyer. Show all posts

Saturday, June 06, 2009

dRemote


Turn your mobile into a remote control!

dRemote will allow you to control windows media player anywhere in the world.
As soon as you hit play on your mobile, the pc will hit play on windows media player and starts playing music through the pc's speakers.

This is an Client-Server application which means that the dRemote server must be running on the pc you would like to control. Then the client will connect to the pc via the internet, this way you don't need to worry about having to walk to the pc to switch songs or pause.

You could play music upstairs while your downstairs in the living room.

Installation:

Extract dRemote Server.zip on your computer.
Start dRemote Server.exe
Specify your preferred port number.
Make sure your port is open on your firewall and/or router. http://portforward.com/
Click Add Playlist and locate a playlist that you've made in windows media player. You can add several.
Click Enable to start your server.

Copy dRemote Client.cab to your mobile phone.
Run dRemote Client.cab
After installation go to "(WinMo 6.5: ) Start -> dRemote" or "(WinMo 6.1: ) Start -> Programs -> dRemote"
Go to Settings and enter the ip of your computer http://www.whatismyip.com/
Enter the port you specified.
Click save to make sure it remembers your ip and port.
Go to Playlists and click Refresh.
It will now retrieve playlists you have added.
Then you click on a playlist, wait a few seconds and all the songs will show up.
Now click a song to start playing.
Go back to the Remote tab to use the controls.
Now you can fully control Windows Media Player/iTunes/Windows Media Player Classic/dPlayer from your mobile phone!

old version Video:


dRemote

TouchRC


Controlling Vista Media Center/ Windows 7 Media Center from your windows mobile device.

TouchRC is a WM application to control VMC/7MC via your phone. It uses the VmcController http://vmccontroller.codeplex.com on the host PC, which needs to be installed.

Brief instructions...

It should be self explanitory on how to add a computer. You can use either an IP address or the computer name.
To edit/remove a computer from the list, press and hold the computer for longer than one second.

In any screen (once you have selected a computer):
a swipe from left to right brings up the keyboard. To exit screen, swipe from left to right.
a swipe from right to left brings up the 'Now Playing' screen. To exit screen, swipe from right to left.

If you have a server of media that uses the MyMovies metadata, then you can cache the information on the phone!!
In the Settings.xml file, include the cache directory path within 'MetadataCacheDir' tags in each computer. In this directory you should place some virtual folder .vf files as per MediaBrowser. (ie, a .vf file containing a list of locations e.g., 'folder:\\SERVER\Films', but only one folder per line).
In the Main Menu screen for a computer, in the pull up options bar is an icon on the right. This browses and caches all the metadata from the virtual folders.
This is currently only used in the 'Now Playing' screen - if it finds metadata for the currently playing media, then it will display the proper name, and poster.

TouchRC

Saturday, October 04, 2008

Windows Media Player Resume-Plugin


resume-plugin for the windows media player

Just install the .cab and everytime you press pause on the MediaPlayer it will save the playlist and the position. Afte you exit the player or the device resets it will resume at the same position.

Wolfman-XP of XDA-Developers

Saturday, May 10, 2008

PocketMVP


Mediaplayer for Handheld and PocketPC’s

The Pocket DivX Player is a FREE Open Source multifunction video and audio player for the PocketPC platform that can play DivX, OpenDivX, MPEG-4, MPEG-1 videos and MP3 audio.

Pocket MVP Player Features List

* 10-Band Equalizer with Pre-Amp
* PlayList Support
* PlayList Editor
* Web Streaming
* Brightness Control (ARM devices only)
* File Association Support
* Hardware Button Mapping
* Shuffle Play
* 90 degree Rotate
* 2:1 zoom
* Bi-linear filtering for zoom mode
* Dithering (ARM devices only)
* Fast Forward
* Seek Bar
* Volume Control
* Custom File Open Dialog
* Custom Web View Streaming File Selection Dialog
* Keep Alive for device shutoff suspension
* Play At File Open option
* Definable Caching for performance/power utilization

Supported Audio/Video Formats

* Video: Divx, OpenDivX, Avi, MPEG-1
* Audio: MP3 and Layer I + II Audio w/ MAD MP3 decoder, OGG Vorbis


PocketMVP