I have been using this app for a while now to stream media inside my house. Wanted to quickly adjust a setting via my Wizard's browser and lo and behold.
WebGuide supports streaming to you Pocket Pc device.It even has a nifty remote control feature to control Window Media Centre.
I have been using this app successfully with both Pocket Media Player and tcpmp. Best of all its now free software sponsored by Microsoft
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TV Guide
And we are off
Remote Control
If this is for real........ great find. I'll definitly check it out.
This isn't new, but is a great find if you didn't know.
What I wanna know, is how to get this thing working with Vista. I keep getting an error installing it
You have to have Vista installed. I'm running XP, all my apps don't run on Vista.
Sorry....... or if you're running Media Center or Server you also could use it.
It reads the file info from windows media player ... I will test it on a vista home basic but im sure I can get it to run just to stream movies.
You need to be online for it to download the asp.net server though.
i thought this only works with windows media center edition or its vista counterpart.
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I hacked this together a little while ago and thought it might interest some people on the xda forum
http://www.aspecto-software.com/WiFiTunes/WiFiTunes.htm
This project started primarily as a proof of concepy and is still very much still work in progress. This application will discover via Rendezvous any iTunes running on Macs or PCs on your local network and allow you to browse the library or playlist and then stream MP3s directly to your PDA. Example uses include connecting your PDA headphone jack into a stereo in another room in your house (I have mine streaming music to the bathroom).
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it dont even open on my xda2 but then i dont have wifi maybe it's that
If you have ever done a rom upgrade, followed by a restore (using data created from the old rom version) then unfortunaltely all .NET programs won't run. Perhaps that is your problem?
please gives us an update version? Also anyone know of similar software?
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please gives us an update version? Also anyone know of similar software?
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saling clicker is a nice alternative...
...works great on my wizard. it makes registry editing and other setup/maintenance functions easy and best of all it's free. it's a way to remote the display and keyboard/mouse/touch screen of device to a desktop.
after connecting device to desktop via activesync, run the attached .exe and install to device. it also loads the desktop host to pc and creates a pc startmenu folder.
to use it:
- connect device to pc via activesync
- launch remote display control from pc. you'll get a blank screen emulator
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- launch remote display control from device.
- the device's running remote display program icon will reside in the today tray and the pc's remote display comes to life
- to disconnect, select the device client through the today tray and select "disconnect"
- then close the pc's remote desktop app and select "exit" on device
if you know of something better, please share.
I also recommend http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/index.php?blog=3&p=514&more=1 for a complete list of all the remote controller applications, their comparison and HTC Wizard-compliance.
Windows Live Streamer
is program for uploading videos from mobile phones to upload servers.
This application simplifies work with uploading of your videos to many supported servers.
Few of supported servers:
• YouTube
• Facebook
• Twitter
• Google Reader
• Silverlight (Windows Live)
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Developers of this software focused on basic functions which they done well. Simplicity was the main target of developers, I can confirm they turned out well.
Speed and multi language support were other targets in which are absolutely successful.
Windows Live Streamer (WLS) is able to work on everyplace where is possible to get internet connection.
Videos are uploading to desired servers automatically after you fill out your account name, password and description of video.
WLS is very useful for users who like to record and share videos over internet.
It is making uploading to internet faster and easier.
Developers' site: http://www.codeplex.com/wls
Download link: http://wls.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=33052#DownloadId=83716
Hello, so I was bored that other day, and decided to make a little PC application that allows you to monitor your android battery levels when you have your phone/tablet plugged in, nothing fancy. Also, you can set up specialized alerts. It's still in beta, but almost everything should be working, let me know if you have any problems, or if you have anything you would like me to throw in
Android Battery Monitor
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Features
Monitor Your Android's Battery
Setup Special Alerts
Windows 8 Live Tile (cooming soon? maybe?)
Setup: Beta Version
Extract the zip and run Android Battery it will be the .exe. You may need Net framework 4.5 installed to run this. Download it here: http://www.microsoft.com/net/download
If the drivers for your device are not installed, then the program won't recognize it.
Download Attached ZIp Below
I might update this with more stuff
can you do it over the air? like an app like sms2pc where you can send and read sms with your pc with a program installed on desktop and an app on your device?
Use Your Old Android As A Secondary Monitor
You know that old HP touchpad was a great tablet but it's just been sitting around for years now. You can't bring yourself to throw it away but what on Earth could you use it for?
Hi, my name Steve Shockmonster and I'm here to tell you how you can turn any old Android tablet into a secondary screen for your computer. By installing an app on both your pc and Android device, you can activate an extended display setup. This will allow you to move your open windows to your tablet by dragging it off screen.There are many practical uses for this feature and almost anyone would be able to take advantage of this.
So what app do you need to get this working? Well I've put together a list that will get you all setup.
Splashtop Wired XDisplay Free
Download
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Splashtop Extended Display HD
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Air Display 2
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Air Duet Screen-Second Display
Download
iDisplay
Download
Is there an app that you use that I haven't listed? Let me know in the comments!