Is it possible to play Android games online on an eduroam network? Because i think it's blocked Just like utorrent and steam (on My pc)
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I guess that'd be specific to the game maker as to what servers their games are connected through. You'll just have to try.
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Can anyone recommend a good free music streaming solution for the Desire Z? (i.e. to stream music from a PC server). I currently use Squeezebox Server, but I don't think there's a streaming solution for it so I'm looking for an alternative.
are you looking to do this over wifi or via 3G too?
Just wifi would be fine
you could try vlc stream and convert however the free version does not allow playlists. i dont think many free ones do to be honest.
have you used audiogalaxy? free & amazing.
here's the app download, but you need to get it configured on the PC side before installing the app if I remember right.
I stream in "high quality" mode via wwan or wlan without issue several hours a day.
Ive been using Amazon Cloud drive. Got 20 GB of storage.
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david279 said:
Ive been using Amazon Cloud drive. Got 20 GB of storage.
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(sry for thread hijack, op)
how is that working? I've heard that there have been some streaming issues over mobile networks with it - is it functioning as it should for you?
How can I stream the NBA game on my EVO??
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http://tinyurl.com/6a28rav
Google "league tv net"
That site will have a number of links for the same game. Some work flawlessly on wifi and 4g, and not so good on 3g.
http://www.myp2pforum.eu/threads/57271-NBA-Today!-June-9th-Finals-Edition
Pick one of the many flash sites.
So downloaded some pretty awesome games (shadowgun, nova 3, modern combat, riptide GP, and a load more - went kind of overboard but that's what the first hit of a Tegra 3 device can do to a man...) on my Nexus 7 but struggling to get the hang of touchscreen FPS. Are there any game pads out there that I can connect wirelessly (wifi/bluetooth) to use instead when at home?
Thanks,
Max
buy a ps3 controller, connect via bluetooth.
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ross231 said:
buy a ps3 controller, connect via bluetooth.
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Awesome, I imagine not all games will be compatible but can test with my cousin's ps3. Do XBOX 360 ones work as well then?
HI! Is there a way to stream content from the nexus 7 to the ps3 ? sorry if its previously been asked, I have searched but couldnt find anything thanks in advance
iMediaShare will do what you want.
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Checkout BubbleUPnP in the Google Play market. BubbleUPnP is certified DNLA software that allows your Nexus 7 to stream to other DNLA devices like the PS3 and Xbox over your WiFi network.
Have fun!
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Checkout BubbleUPnP in the Google Play market. BubbleUPnP is certified DNLA software that allows your Nexus 7 to stream to other DNLA devices like the PS3 and Xbox over your WiFi network.
Have fun!
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The Xbox isn't DLNA certified, it uses a Mircosoft proprietary version, which is why it sucks badly in format support compared to the PS3.
http://www.dlna.org/consumer-home/look-for-dlna/product-search
Only the PS3 has DLNA certification.
http://certification.dlna.org/certs/REG05758621.pdf
http://certification.dlna.org/certs/REG06804606(1).pdf
This is correct and as indicated it's BubbleUPnP that is DNLA certified.
That being said, BubbleUPnP does a decent job streaming to my Xbox from my Rezound and Nexus 7.
Have fun!
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OK I've spent most of the day looking into this with minimal success.
As there are some great sales on today I've been and got an lg smart TV.
To get the nexus 4 to connect I need the smartshare app but as I live in the UK it says it's not available over here yet :thumbdown:.
So I've been searching on XDA today and found the smartshare apk and installed it but it won't open .
Can it work any help much appreciated.
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I have the same problem
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I have the same problem
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bump * anyway to get this app working on the nexus 4?
Nope... I resigned :-/
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Can you not use the lg TV remote app.
It says things about smartshare in it's description and is available to download on UK play store
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Can you not use the lg TV remote app.
It says things about smartshare in it's description and is available to download on UK play store
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yea the lg tv remote app works well but that's all it is - a remote . . the smartshare app supposed to let you just share whatever from your phone to your tv i was just tryna play some music on my phone to it but i just ended up connecting it to my home theater so its cool i guess
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yea the lg tv remote app works well but that's all it is - a remote . . the smartshare app supposed to let you just share whatever from your phone to your tv i was just tryna play some music on my phone to it but i just ended up connecting it to my home theater so its cool i guess
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Just use one of the many DLNA apps from the play store, I use Skifta
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Just use one of the many DLNA apps from the play store, I use Skifta
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interesting i never even heard of those but i'll try it out later today. Thanks !
Bubbleupnp is also another good one. Will let your phone be either a remote choosing streams from a dlna server to a dlna receiver. Or as a server itself stemming phone content to a receiver
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