iPhone remote control w/ GameEx
Started by HumanMan42, Apr 19 2010 07:21 PM
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#1
Posted 19 April 2010 - 07:21 PM
I am tired of controlling it w/ wireless keyboard and X-Arcade Tankstick. I want to control it with my iPhone!
There are DOZENS of remote control/remote desktop application on the app store, but which one will work the best?
There are a few that are made just for XBMC, and they are quite nice looking too. I assume that all it does is if I hit the button on my iPhone, it will send that to my computer via wireless, and activate that keyboard button on my computer, therein controlling XBMC. So if I change my keyboard shortcuts on GameEX it should then work...right. My logic make sense to me, but I need more backing before I buy a 5$ app.
Also, I ran across it a few days ago in my daily search for apps. It was a VNC keyboard w/ customizable keyboard layouts. There is no keyboard or amount of time that will allow me to find it again, and it would have been the best and simplest solution to this.
Anyone done this? If so how? Anyone have a method they think will work better then the XBMC one?
The other alternative if getting one of the IR remote apps and getting a dongle for the volume port the control the computer w/ IR, and I can make the dongle for the serial/usb port for my pc. But again, I am looking for simple, not me soldering stuff for .
Any help will be great.
Casey
There are DOZENS of remote control/remote desktop application on the app store, but which one will work the best?
There are a few that are made just for XBMC, and they are quite nice looking too. I assume that all it does is if I hit the button on my iPhone, it will send that to my computer via wireless, and activate that keyboard button on my computer, therein controlling XBMC. So if I change my keyboard shortcuts on GameEX it should then work...right. My logic make sense to me, but I need more backing before I buy a 5$ app.
Also, I ran across it a few days ago in my daily search for apps. It was a VNC keyboard w/ customizable keyboard layouts. There is no keyboard or amount of time that will allow me to find it again, and it would have been the best and simplest solution to this.
Anyone done this? If so how? Anyone have a method they think will work better then the XBMC one?
The other alternative if getting one of the IR remote apps and getting a dongle for the volume port the control the computer w/ IR, and I can make the dongle for the serial/usb port for my pc. But again, I am looking for simple, not me soldering stuff for .
Any help will be great.
Casey
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#2
Posted 20 April 2010 - 12:15 AM
I've tried both http://www.mobileairmouse.com/ and http://hipporemote.com/ and both work great!
HippoRemote is constantly updated with profiles for programs, maybe GameEX will be included someday!
But as-is, either app works flawlessly with GameEX.
HippoRemote is constantly updated with profiles for programs, maybe GameEX will be included someday!
But as-is, either app works flawlessly with GameEX.
#3
Posted 20 April 2010 - 10:11 AM
Your topic gave me the inspiration to create this extension for JumiTap! It's not super entirely perfect (the button presses can be slightly temperamental on rare occasions and there are slight graphical glitches) but it seems to work perfectly for me so far!
http://rapidshare.co...miTAP.jumi.html

The GameEX logo on the bottom navigates the menus, and the middle button selects. Upper left button goes back, upper right button goes to the start page, and the bottom left button exits emulators (And GameEX!). "Aud" changes audio mode in videos, "Sub" toggles subtitles, and the rest should be self explanatory. (The "Back" in the bottom right goes to the remote app's menu.)
http://rapidshare.co...miTAP.jumi.html

The GameEX logo on the bottom navigates the menus, and the middle button selects. Upper left button goes back, upper right button goes to the start page, and the bottom left button exits emulators (And GameEX!). "Aud" changes audio mode in videos, "Sub" toggles subtitles, and the rest should be self explanatory. (The "Back" in the bottom right goes to the remote app's menu.)
#4
Posted 20 April 2010 - 07:05 PM
Awesome! Thank you a ton for making one. I am in the process of setting it all up right now. I never ran across that specific app, but it looks like they have the best idea on how to control a pc app. I will probably be making my own skin here in the next few days and post it. I will make a how to guide for it all. Thanks again!.
casey
casey
“I think I can make an entirely new game experience, and if I can't do it, some other game designer will.”
Shigeru Miyamoto
Shigeru Miyamoto
#5
Posted 15 November 2010 - 10:07 AM
As for me,i prefer use ActyMac DutyWatch Remote.It’s prog for Remote computer monitoring from iPod.
#7
Posted 31 January 2012 - 04:47 PM
You suck! 
I still heart Android. You can create one pretty easy actually, and all you need to do is hop onto the GameEx API:
Playing with this API is next on my list or maybe even a secret side project (but I'll be using the Android SDK for my app and it'll be available free on the Market).
I still heart Android. You can create one pretty easy actually, and all you need to do is hop onto the GameEx API:
If you intend to develop client code with GameExtender please read this. GameExtender responds to standard HTTP get requests. The following are additonal special pages. accessed like http://server:port/page getsnap Downloads the current snap image or video. getinfo Displays info about the current gameex state. If a game is running will show additional information about the rom and emulator. If you want to display particular client content based on a running emulator or running game you should poll this page. You can set custom constants on a per emulator basis using the advanced configuration utility. gameexcmd Access like http://server:port/gameexcmd?arg1=value&arg2=value Supported command are: control Control the GameEx interface. Like pressing keystrokes. LEFT,UP,DOWN,RIGHT,PAGEUP,PAGEDOWN,ENTER,NEXTTRACK,PREVTRRACK, HOME,BACK,VOLUP,VOLDOWN setlist Set the current list/screen in GameEx. This should be accompanied by the correct filter using "filter=" as an argument. Use getinfo to see what these should be. sendkeys Send keys to windows in the usual sendkeys format. example: http://server:port/gameexcmd?sendkeys=5 sendkeyslookup Send keys via a lookup table to windows in the usual sendkeys format. Should be accompanied by lookupfile= which specifies an ini file which maps the setting specified to keys to send example: http://server:port/gameexcmd?sendkeyslookup=reset&lookupfile=stella/stella In this example the ini file would be named stella.ini in a folder off this one called stella and look like this. [general] reset=r The ket sent would be "r" Any other get request will download the file within these folders as a standard get request. ie like a standard web server. MIME types are taken from the registry.
Playing with this API is next on my list or maybe even a secret side project (but I'll be using the Android SDK for my app and it'll be available free on the Market).
#9
Posted 22 February 2012 - 05:24 AM
Ok I'm officially stumped and don't know where to go from here. Messed around in the WEB folder and can't seem to get what I'm after.
TOM - Where and what app exactly is being used in this video http://spesoft.com/d...item&newsid=430
That is more or less what I'm after. So I can sit in the other room and change the game for the kids while they play.
TOM - Where and what app exactly is being used in this video http://spesoft.com/d...item&newsid=430
That is more or less what I'm after. So I can sit in the other room and change the game for the kids while they play.
#10
Posted 22 February 2012 - 06:04 AM
I'm pretty sure when you turn on GameExtender and get your smartphone/p3/xbox/whatever on the IP and port you specify those controls come up.
Your machine is 192.168.1.5
You open port 5858 for GameEx
You point your browser at 192.168.1.5:5858
...and you're in there!
The "app" in this thread is just a re-skinned web page that sends keys to GameEx using this method AFAIK.
Your machine is 192.168.1.5
You open port 5858 for GameEx
You point your browser at 192.168.1.5:5858
...and you're in there!
The "app" in this thread is just a re-skinned web page that sends keys to GameEx using this method AFAIK.
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