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I've written an app I currently call "Andramote" to remote control my MediaPortal Home Theatre PC from my Android smartphone. Here's how it works:
- Small, lightweight C# "webserver" sits on your HTPC, runs on startup
- Navigate to the ip/hostname/port of your HTPC with your Android/iPhone
- You are served with an HTML5 app with buttons that are attached to AJAX events that, when sent back to your HTPC, press buttons/etc on your HTPC.
I did this because my remote broke and I needed a solution.
I am considering open-sourcing this and just releasing it out to the community so others can expand on my humble beginning. It should be really easy to extend as it's all C# / JavaScript / HTML.
It is a bit messy and very minimal on functionality right now so I'm wondering how much interest there is as well. This could easily work with WinMo, too, just that WinMo does not have an HTML5 browser so separate markup/etc. would need to be added.
Edit: Apparently there's a very advanced and feature-filled project here on the MP forums:
http://forum.team-mediaportal.com/ipimp-518/
Although I notice it does require Apache as this is just a run-and-go solution (currently a console app). I've messages the creator and am considering abandoning this in favor of his app.
Here's a screenshot from the latest of what I have so far:
what about sitting a server on the HTPC like now, cept have an actual android app
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Is there any licensing scheme for deploying MX player in professional environment, as well as professional support?
I'm working for a company providing multimedia solutions on healthcare environment. As part of our product offering, we have an Android-based device deployed at our customer sites and used by patients. We use specific hardware and build our own Android ROM in collaboration with our hardware provider. We're looking for a potential 3rd-party video player to integrate into our Android system. But to be a viable solution for us, that would require:
- UI customization (locked-down UI)
- validation on our hardware for the various video streams needed (VOD and Live TV, SD/HD)
- professional support
Is this something that is imaginable with MX player? I couldn't find any better place to post this thread, everything on the web seems to point here. But if there is a better place for this, could anybody please provide me with contact details?
Thanks,
Michael.
EDIT: What ktsamy said.
goffioul said:
Is there any licensing scheme for deploying MX player in professional environment, as well as professional support?
I'm working for a company providing multimedia solutions on healthcare environment. As part of our product offering, we have an Android-based device deployed at our customer sites and used by patients. We use specific hardware and build our own Android ROM in collaboration with our hardware provider. We're looking for a potential 3rd-party video player to integrate into our Android system. But to be a viable solution for us, that would require:
- UI customization (locked-down UI)
- validation on our hardware for the various video streams needed (VOD and Live TV, SD/HD)
- professional support
Is this something that is imaginable with MX player? I couldn't find any better place to post this thread, everything on the web seems to point here. But if there is a better place for this, could anybody please provide me with contact details?
Thanks,
Michael.
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Thanks, I'd missed that in the FAQ. It's pretty clear the answer is no.
Hi, I hope I am not violating forum rules by posting this.
I am interested in hiring a developer to create a rom for a project related to a specific series of digital audio players that are all based on relatively the same hardware and software platform. The model numbers are Pioneer XDP-100R, XDP-300R, Onkyo DP-X1 and DP-X1a. These are all running an AOSP 5.1.1 and carry very similar hardware. They are made in the same plant, by the same parent company.
The main use case for a new ROM is that these devices all include specialty audio hardware that is currently only utilized when using the bundled music player. 3rd party music players, and streaming services like Spotify and Tidal, route audio through the integrated DAC on the Snapdragon chip. It would be preferable to use the higher quality ESS Sabre DAC(s) that is utilized by the onboard music player. I have no clue at how involved this would be, but LG has done it with the V10/V20.
Would also be interested in possibly incorporating other features, most likely based on disabling services that are not required for playing music. The idea is lean and light.
If you have any insight on what would be involved in a system level change to route audio through the Sabre chip please feel free to post here. If you are interested in working on the project, please PM me.
Thanks
YES!!!!
YES!!!!
I am absolutly interested in this !!!
Im willing to contribute $ as well
A Full featured audio oriented custom rom for my xdp-300r b personally that sounds like a dream come true
Currently i use (Athame) to download Tidal songs/playlists/Albums from my personal account
theres options in settings for MASTER quality audio files,,
Simply copy paste web address of the page you want to rip music from (sharebutton:url)
into athame and it will compile and click download
easy and simple and fast....
I just hosted it incase you or anyone wants access let me know ill send a download link
PCLOUD LINK BY REQUEST ONLY
MAKE SURE TO CONFIGURE SETTING FOR USER ACCOUNT
its simple just cut paste audio tracks onto SD card
use the integrated music player and enjoy your hifi dac in all its glory
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also heres a different idea i recently had------->
although just to let you know, porting music apps through kodi is a much more user friendly approach......
on kodi just do some research and find the audio plugins you need and install them through repo's
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im thinking that its possible to design an APK for android that can monitor apps and create a profile for how they decode and encode data for audio and video data,,,,
a simple plugin and widget for android that intercepts and reroutes all app audio transmission through the integrated audio hardware thus your apps like Tidal,, even netflix and youtube would not have to be modified, the audio transmission paths would simply be rerouted as if it were playing through the integrated plugin's
so instead of modifying hardware plugins and to avoid modifications to copyrighted app's
simply create a middle man diskjocky to intercept and redistribute data transmissions by lane switching and protocol interception redirection
this idea is forked from an idea i had for a bluetooth app for transmitting audio to many different speakers at once sort of like (Airfoil) either by modulating transmission across many transmission lanes at once by splitting them into thousands of bits and cloning data transmission like dealing identical cards to all players very fast like refresh rates faster than the ear can distinguish so that every speaker system gets the same audio transmission at the same time and in sync,,,,
possibly helper plugins that you install on all your devices with bluetooth hardware,,, so that when not in use they could maintain a shared connection to the host player for sharing the BT hardware so that audio could be synced and distributed to different recievers locally at a decent sync level offloading cpu needs to devices that are not being used by owners,,,,
that is also forked from an idea i had about an open source application that people would use for extreme data crunching needs by utilizing unused hardware from other users globally, like a Social Global Cloud Computing Project the data is so small individually that it is secure in the nature of data size alone thus never needing additional security updates all data would flow through micro VPN's
there are times processing power is needed and others simply have a computer or mobile device running and not in use, or not completing processing tasks of significant hardware needs,,,, imagine if anyone on any device could instantly process complex operations by sharing unused power????
at the rate network speeds are increasing cloud computing is inevitable and that will be the end to custom roms and os development,,, how do you flash a mobile device that is only a peripheral device with streaming capabilities,,, the OS firmware would be operated virtually on servers and physical user hardware would become the past............
anyways i totally had szhit to do and got stuck on here for over 2 hours typing this up loll lmao
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I've rooted XDP-300R and just ported TWRP over to it tonight. Seems to be working! I've already had a working build.prop mod to skip android encoding and push directly to DAC. But this hopefully allows more work without fear of bricks
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