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Taleydra |
2011-09-01
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@ Dallas, Texas
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#21
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I see that it works via wifi, but can it be configured to work via the internet, so I can use my phone to access my music while at work?
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2011-09-04
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@ Oulu, Finland
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No it doesn't have such an option. I haven't actually test that would that be possible. Anyway, it's only remote control, so the music is not played from your device's speakers.
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2011-09-13
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I bought cuteremote from Ovi store.
But it does not do anything, it just shows two buttons: Libraries and Add library.
The first shows an empty screen, the second a PIN code. That was it, then, nothing more...
How is it supposed to work?
But it does not do anything, it just shows two buttons: Libraries and Add library.
The first shows an empty screen, the second a PIN code. That was it, then, nothing more...
How is it supposed to work?
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2011-09-13
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@ Kentucky
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This is great. I noticed there are two versions of the same product at the ovi store: a free and a 0.99$ version. Are they all the same?
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2011-09-14
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@ Oulu, Finland
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Originally Posted by rm53
Hi, 1.0.5 version which is already available for every other platform except Maemo5 (I don't know what takes so long with Maemo5 in Ovi Store QA) has one fix that helps in pairing in some environments. You can test the Lite version, that's already 1.0.5 version and has the fix. Just press add library and wait few secs and the device should be visible in your media player.
I bought cuteremote from Ovi store.
But it does not do anything, it just shows two buttons: Libraries and Add library.
The first shows an empty screen, the second a PIN code. That was it, then, nothing more...
How is it supposed to work?
If it doesn't work, check the support page at facebook, basically you need to have N900 and your PC/Mac in same network and firewall accepting connections to media player.
Last edited by izero; 2011-09-14 at 11:00.
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2011-09-14
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@ Oulu, Finland
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Originally Posted by x61
Lite version has only the basic playback controls. Full version has playlist view, multiple speaker volume control, album list and rating control in player view.
This is great. I noticed there are two versions of the same product at the ovi store: a free and a 0.99$ version. Are they all the same?
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2014-11-07
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Originally Posted by Taleydra
A bit late now, but I've figured out a solution for anyone that wants to control their home player over the internet. I use it for controlling my icecast stream.
I see that it works via wifi, but can it be configured to work via the internet, so I can use my phone to access my music while at work?
1. Install avahi-utils via apt-get -- This gives Maemo the ability to use zeroconf/bonjour/whatever_the_cool_kids_call_it
2. On the same network, pair cuteplayer with the player.
3. Still on the same network, run
Code:
avahi-browse -rt _touch-able._tcp
Code:
= wlan0 IPv4 (16 character hex ID#1) _touch-able._tcp local hostname = [XXXX.local] address = [192.168.X.XX] port = [3689] txt = ["Ver=131077" "iV=196618" "DvTy=iTunes" "DvSv=2880" "iCSV=65539" "OSsi=0x1F7" "CtlN=(Library Name)" "DbId=(16 character hex ID#2)" "txtvers=1"]
Code:
ssh -C -L :3689:127.0.0.1:3689 -N (username)@(host) &
Code:
avahi-publish -s (hex id #1) _touch-able._tcp 3689 txtvers=1 DbId=(hex id #2) CtlN='(Library Name)' OSsi=0x1F7 iCSV=65539 DvSv=2880 DvTy=iTunes iV=196618 Ver=131077
You can save your commands from 4 and 5 to a shell script for easy launching.
Code:
#!/bin/sh ssh -C -L :3689:127.0.0.1:3689 -N (username)@(host) & trap "kill $!" 0 1 2 15 avahi-publish -s (hex id #1) _touch-able._tcp 3689 txtvers=1 DbId=(hex id #2) CtlN='(Library Name)' OSsi=0x1F7 iCSV=65539 DvSv=2880 DvTy=iTunes iV=196618 Ver=131077