Use android phone as dvd remote Videos

isn't the server compatible with Win Blue? i installed it, when finished, while trying to run, it runs but closes itself and the server cant run :( any idea?

yep this works all right on my galaxy tab 2.2 froyo impressive !!!!!! you can also use team viewer it dispalys your whole computer on your android phone !!!

this is fake..does not work. Dont waste your time!! remember its a video and only appears to be real

I came here to use it for mah tv not mah computer I'm to lazy to look for it

This works perfectly for me. Don't listen to the negativity below.

@staireydays try premotedroid its free and it works great for me

@P4N4XO te funciono ??? creo que ami nunca me va funcionar :(

@sparky303 I'm seeing that it costs 10$ to run a server....

Use XBMC remote, or vLC remote (needs web ui enabling)..

tengo que tener internet wifi para poder ocuparlo ?

im typing this on my phone through my computer :D

How to connect it trough USB only?

are you blind and deaf, "gmote"

whats the server on the comp?

Do you work with windows 7?

does this work for mac

@SuperPluto10 MACFAG

use unified remote

@2412rock nor can i

+Sergie DratchevThat was very helpfully of you, I think I'v got it.Progressive shifting means the balancing act between getting enough torque for the next upper gear and not wasting fuel. I always thought how  can it be progres-sive, if the drop of RPM is constant between gears. I never thought of the fact, thatin low gear the engine torque can manage it in every case and vice versa.The lorries I drove were always fitted with undersized engines, full throttle or idle.There was something, but you couldn't possibly call it torque. There was no needfor such a way of thinking.Thank you very much for your explanations.Having been a teacher seems to have it's benefits.kind regards

in theory it's easy to explain, really. it's called progressive because the RPM at which you shift are CHANGING with each gear. That what makes it difficult. At lower gears you can shift at 1,000 RPM, right, but the higher you go (in gears) the higher RPMs you have to reach, otherwise the truck will be stuttering and puffing, especially with a heavy load. To choose the correct RPM for a shift you must know how much RPM you will lose while shifting and what's a good starting RPM in the next gear is. Example: with my CAT C15 and 13 speed transmission, I was loosing 200 RPM with each shift. I wanted to be at 1200 when I shift into 13 or 8 High, which means that I had to accelerate to 1400 RPM in 8 Low or Gear 12. So I speed up in 8 Low till I reach 1400 RPM, shift into 8 High, lose 200 RPM, and my starting RPM in 8 High is 1200 which is perfect because at that RPM the truck already has lots of torque to accelerate further. Got it? Btw, a while ago I did a video called, 'How to Shift a 13 Speed Transmission'. Check it out. It might be helpful.

okay. i'm now using Mac computers and their free iMovie which comes with it. I'll see what I can do.

Didn't notice any problems with focusing but you have to choose the correct angle for your video. SuperWide might be good for something (huge scenery shots, i.e. mountains) but it makes everything small. I think 'Medium' or even 'Narrow' are more usable modes. I like the 480p with its 240 frames per second and 'Wide' angle too. It creates small files and is great for interview-like videos and also videos where you plan to use Slow Motion.

did you ever figure out why it would work with verbal commands but not remotely? Im having the same issue. i can physically pick up the phone and say, "tasker speak blah blah blah" and it repeats what I say. If I try to do it remotely, it shows on the screen that it worked but the phone wont actually talk.

Are you correctly passing the parameter (what you type or say as a command to avx) over to Tasker, then having tasker "say" that parameter? Tasker actually does the speaking, not AVX in this case. Or is it working as it should when you give the verbal command to AVX, but just not when you send remotely?

If other remote commands work and just not this one, then that would be baffling - if remote commands are not working at all, then there may be a bug/issue within AVX - I'd say email the dev and give him your system info and how you have it set up and see if he can help.

Thanks, man. It's really just a time issue. Since I don't really get paid to do these... If I could make those types of vids as a form of work and make money I'd love to. I still might try to do a few more instructional guides down the line if I have the time.

after further digging i have found the solution myself and thought id share. in order for it to work properly now, you cant call the tasker task 'speak'. i changed it to 'talk' and it works perfectly normally or by remote.

Hey Nate - glad you figured it out and thanks for sharing that info. Hopefully it'll save some others a lot of frustration. My in laws are visiting this week so I'm thinking I'm gonna have some fun with this! :-)

I have it all set up just like in the video, but AVX will only talk if I say it, but won't speak it through remote control. It just displays it. By any chance do you know why?

Can you please tell me how you got Tasker to talk like on the video so I can do it through AVX? if not can you point me to a video that shows me?

Haha - if only you knew my mom. She would probably actually try to have a conversation with the phone. My mom can talk like nobody!

It's a built in font on the Galaxy S3. Can't remember the name, but if you have an S3, it's the last one on the built in list.

It is working as it should with verbal command to AVX, but just not when I send remotely. Any suggestions?

Your videos are really cool. How about some detailed guides on some of these cool stuffs?

"O" but `I can't wait until they put all these (apps) into one (app) !!

"O" my god 'it was in the terminator the Sarah chronicles...

I just looked it up and yes, it's Rosemary.

That would freak your Mom out!. LOL

I have both: Evan and AVX...

Cool idea !

Yes, type!!