Hi,
everyone I am creating an app for remotly controlling pc's keybord and mouse. I wanted to know to I need to use specific libraries, and how can I take control of pc keybord and mouse. Do you know some tutorials ?
Ps I know pc needs to run bluetooth service for remotly controlling it.
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Exist software for desktop (if possible for linux, use debian) that once connect the android to the PC by USB you can emulate the entire operating system live? And then use the phone from the PC without taking it in their hands??
For my old omnia, i used this for windows mobile:
http://www.mymobiler.com/
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=557717&page=20
also Cyanogenmod 6 includes bluetooth HID support, so you can use a bluetooth keyboard and mouse with the phone.
Is this even possible for android devices? I see it possible for WM phones and other platforms, but not for android.
All the remote control devices i've found are via tcp/ip and i'd rather do something via bluetooth .. I could care less if it's mouse controlled .. I'd want mainly keyboard function for my macbook pro so that I could change the volume (computer volume, not itunes), change songs, mute, stop, play, etc.
I have a HTC EVO on myn's warm 2.2 .. just wondering if this is even at all possible .. i read somewhere that the bluetooth wasn't compatible, but that was a post from 2007.
I use intelliremote on my win7 box /HTPC. I think there's one for Mac to. Its tcp/ip but I thought you mite want to check it out
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Hi,
I'm looking for a remote desktop app which has mouse support. I'm currently using Teamviewer, but it's quite annoying that I have to use my mouse to control the virtual mouse.
So if anyone has knows of an app that would suit me, please let me know
Would be very nice to connect the phone to a screen and get access to a powerful computer and not feel like you're using a RD but the real thing.
EDIT: If it's not too much to ask, I would like the option of running as high resolution as possible.
Well I'm not really sure if this is the best place for this thread, since it is related to many things (hardware, Android accessory, API and applications).
OK, so here's a project that I've been working on for quiet some time: InputStick, which is Android to USB wireless adapter (I guess that's the best way to describe it).
What is it?
It's a small USB dongle that allows Android applications to emulate USB devices, like keyboard, mouse, game controllers etc (mostly HID devices, but not only). This allows apps to type, move mouse pointer, control multimedia playback, control games and many other things.
How is it different form software-only solutions?
plug and play: no configuration/software/custom drivers
works with any USB enabled system (PC, Android, consoles, Raspberry Pi etc)
no network connection is necessary (just Bluetooth in your Android device)
The only bad thing is that you need additional piece of hardware, but that's the price of compatibility and very quick set-up time.
How to use it?
plug InputStick into USB port
run an app, connect with InputStick (I usually include "auto-connect" option)
wait a few seconds (initiating Bluetooth connection, uploading configuration data, USB enumeration)
it's ready, now the app can do anything that can be done using USB device it is emulating
How does it work?
InputStick is a "man in the middle" between Android device and USB host:
Android Device <-(Bluetooth)-> InputStick <-(USB)-> USB Host (PC, laptop, game console, etc).
Applications:
I came up with several apps, for different scenarios. Some examples:
Password Manager that can type (as a USB keyboard) web page address, user name and passwords
Gamepad (works with PC and some PS3 games)
Barcode Scanner that can type scanned codes
Application that allows to execute pre-defined sequences of keyboard and mouse actions (macros)
Remote controller (keyboard and mouse)
Presentation remote
Also, I work on an API that allows to easily add support for InputStick in applications. API takes care of managing Bluetooth connection and whole USB thing. There are following USB devices already implemented: keyboard, mouse, gamepad, consumer control (volume, playback). Using for example USB keyboard in your application can be almost as easy as:
keyboard.connect();
(...) //handle some callbacks
keyboard.type("hello");
I'm interested in your opinions, suggestions and questions. If you want to know more you can visit my blog, where I post updates about development: blog.inputstick.com or inputstick.com (still under construction). Thanks for reading, if you've got this far
Works perfect. I use it with Keepass2Android in the office to easily transmit the masterpassword to Keepass for Windows. Now I hope there will be more apps that support it.
Hi guys.
This is my first post and i hope i will not be shredded for being new.
I came here since neither google nore other forums nore youtube helped me with my quest, which is
to have an IR remote to controll aimp on my android device.
I only did find "make ir blaster" or app reviews, or Bluetooth related info.
There is a device called Flirc, which is a small usb stick with IR receiver.
It comes with software to bind the IR input received to keyboard/mouse commands.
The website says all devices that can handle a usb keyboard are able to handle flirc.
The downfall is that the software only comes for Windows/IOs/Android TV.
So i wonder if there is an android app which is homebrewn to make the USB stick of a use in
an android smartphone.
Other than that, i am happy to accept any hint for another method to
controll aimp or any other player vie IR.
IR is a must.
I can remember the ipod/iphone remote which was so easy to use (IR only).
So can u help me spread some light on this topic?
Greetings !
Mandy