Controlling VMC via web commands

Last post 07-08-2009 2:52 PM by bjdraw. 4 replies.
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  • 07-07-2009 9:18 PM

    • samm
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    Controlling VMC via web commands

    Hey guys... What's the secret to getting VMC to recognize commands from a seperate opened port? I know this is possible as I have come across some apps that allow remote control from a laptop, etc. since these are web based, i was wondering if anyone could shed some light on this concept. are they indeed seperate applications, or can commands be sent via a web browser? (given the appropriate host web site, of course)
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  • 07-07-2009 9:24 PM In reply to

    • mikinho
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    Re: Controlling VMC via web commands

    They work in a client-server capacity, typically via .NET IIS hosted applications or using Named Pipes.
  • 07-07-2009 10:35 PM In reply to

    • OCURServant
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    Re: Controlling VMC via web commands

    I think this is what you are looking for. They have a free demo Autonomic controls is the company and they make a good product but it is pricey. This makes the media center controlled through a flash based web pages. It makes for a pretty slick setup and it supports pandora, did I mention it also controls the extender(s)
  • 07-08-2009 8:48 AM In reply to

    • jbworks
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    Re: Controlling VMC via web commands

    You may also want to take a look at the open source project vmccontroller

     

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  • 07-08-2009 2:52 PM In reply to

    • bjdraw
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    Re: Controlling VMC via web commands

    I second vmccontroller. It isn't $800 like other products and it works on Vista and Windows 7.
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