XBMC Remote QML
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
A (supposed to be) very basic remote control for your XBMC installation on your local network.
This is made as a panel applet, but it can also live on its own.
The buttons are a bit small in the panel, but it won't take up much space.
Features:
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+ play/pause
+ next/previous track
+ vertical and horizontal layout
+ only a single XBMC connection
+ NEW: Volume slider + Progress Bar
Installation:
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Either use 'Get New Stuff', or download and install using plasmapkg:
plasmapkg -i xbmc-remote-qml.plasmoid
5 years ago
2.0:
New feature: Volume slider + Progress Bar
Fixed layouting for horizontal & vertical layout.
This version is tested with Openelec 4.0 (XBMC 13 Gotham) and works as expected.
1.0:
This is the first release. It has all the features which it is supposed to have.
This version has been tested with:
OpenELEC: 3.0 (XBMC 12)
OpenELEC: 3.2 (XBMC 12.2)
5 years ago
2.0:
New feature: Volume slider + Progress Bar
Fixed layouting for horizontal & vertical layout.
This version is tested with Openelec 4.0 (XBMC 13 Gotham) and works as expected.
1.0:
This is the first release. It has all the features which it is supposed to have.
This version has been tested with:
OpenELEC: 3.0 (XBMC 12)
OpenELEC: 3.2 (XBMC 12.2)
Support-Box
XBMC Remote QML is part of KDE Themes and Content, which is supported by the following people:
Other Plasma 4 Widgets:
thefoster
2 years ago
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polrus
5 years ago
I know that i have a server on 192.168.0.110 and port 80 has the remote control interface if I enter 192.168.0.110 in my firefox
but when I put that configuration in this plasmoid it does nothing. there should be a button "apply" or "connect" and a status of connection should be given
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bloeher
5 years ago
try to enter the hostname of your xbmc server, but the IP address should work as well. The settings are saved, when you hit the 'apply' or 'OK' button in the settings window.
This is a simple plasmoid, which maintains no 'connected' state, but only sends commands or queries for information.
Normally, if you can 'ping' your xbmc server using an IP or hostname, you can also use the plasmoid with that hostname or IP.
The last tested version is 13.2 Git:0f3db05
provided by OpenELEC 4.2.1
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