Controlling LinuxMCE - Revision history

Mog at 02:54, 13 January 2008

2008-01-13T02:54:45Z

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	==Orbiters==		==Orbiters==
	[[Orbiters]] have displays. Basically orbiters aren't attached to a specific media director and can go from room to room.		[[Orbiters]] have displays. Basically orbiters aren't attached to a specific media director and can go from room to room.
			* [[User Manual#Orbiters]]
	===Handheld computers/PDAs===		===Handheld computers/PDAs===
	* [[:Category:Orbiters]]		* [[:Category:Orbiters]]

Mog: /* Orbiters */

2008-01-12T09:36:55Z

Orbiters

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	==Orbiters==		==Orbiters==
	Orbiters have displays. Basically orbiters aren't attached to a specific media director and can go from room to room.		[[Orbiters]] have displays. Basically orbiters aren't attached to a specific media director and can go from room to room.
	===Handheld computers/PDAs===		===Handheld computers/PDAs===
	* [[:Category:Orbiters]]		* [[:Category:Orbiters]]

Mog: /* Infrared remotes */

2008-01-12T09:30:47Z

Infrared remotes

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	This is used to mean a method of communication over an invisible to our eye light beam. Most remotes use this technology to communicate. The downside is that you need direct line-of-site to get the message to the device.		This is used to mean a method of communication over an invisible to our eye light beam. Most remotes use this technology to communicate. The downside is that you need direct line-of-site to get the message to the device.

	~~With the correct infrared receiver you can use any remote with LinuxMCE, provided you configure it.~~
	* [[Control LinuxMCE using an Infrared remote]]		* [[Control LinuxMCE using an Infrared remote]]
	* [[Add support for new remote controls]]
	* [[:Category:Infrared]]		* [[:Category:Infrared]]


			With the correct infrared receiver you can use any remote with LinuxMCE. If your remote isn't in the database you will need to [[Add support for new remote controls\|configure it]]. The config will then be [[Share IR Codes\|shared with other LinuxMCE users]].

	If you want to control your A/V equiment, for example having LinuxMCE turn on your TV & amplifier and set the correct inputs you must have an Ir Blaster such as the [[USB UIRT]] or other compatible hardware.		If you want to control your A/V equiment, for example having LinuxMCE turn on your TV & amplifier and set the correct inputs you must have an Ir Blaster such as the [[USB UIRT]] or other compatible hardware.
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	* http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Using_an_IR_Blaster_with_MythTV		* http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Using_an_IR_Blaster_with_MythTV
	* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_control		* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_control
	* [[Share IR Codes]]

	==Specialized remotes==		==Specialized remotes==

Mog at 09:24, 12 January 2008

2008-01-12T09:24:33Z

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	With the correct infrared receiver you can use any remote with LinuxMCE, provided you configure it.		With the correct infrared receiver you can use any remote with LinuxMCE, provided you configure it.
	* [[Infrared]]
	* [[Control LinuxMCE using an Infrared remote]]		* [[Control LinuxMCE using an Infrared remote]]
	* [[Add support for new remote controls]]		* [[Add support for new remote controls]]
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	* [[Share IR Codes]]		* [[Share IR Codes]]

	==Handheld computers/PDAs==		==Specialized remotes==
			* [[Nintendo WiiMote]]

			==Orbiters==
			Orbiters have displays. Basically orbiters aren't attached to a specific media director and can go from room to room.
			===Handheld computers/PDAs===
	* [[:Category:Orbiters]]		* [[:Category:Orbiters]]
	==Computers==
			===Computers===
	* [[Web Orbiter]] and [[Add Web Orbiter]]		* [[Web Orbiter]] and [[Add Web Orbiter]]
	* [[Windows]] orbiter		* [[Windows]] orbiter. Runs on linux using wine.
	* Keyboard & Mouse (media director)		* Keyboard & Mouse (media director)

	~~==Specialized remotes==~~
	* [[Nintendo WiiMote]]

Mog: /* Infrared remotes */

2008-01-12T09:18:11Z

Infrared remotes

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	With the correct infrared receiver you can use any remote with LinuxMCE, provided you configure it.		With the correct infrared receiver you can use any remote with LinuxMCE, provided you configure it.
	[[Infrared]] [[Control LinuxMCE using an Infrared remote]] [[Add support for new remote controls]] [[:Category:Infrared]]		* [[Infrared]]
			* [[Control LinuxMCE using an Infrared remote]]
			* [[Add support for new remote controls]]
			* [[:Category:Infrared]]

	~~:Full article [[Control regular A/V equipment]]~~
	If you want to control your A/V equiment, for example having LinuxMCE turn on your TV & amplifier and set the correct inputs you must have an Ir Blaster such as the [[USB UIRT]] or other compatible hardware.		If you want to control your A/V equiment, for example having LinuxMCE turn on your TV & amplifier and set the correct inputs you must have an Ir Blaster such as the [[USB UIRT]] or other compatible hardware.
			:''Full article [[Control regular A/V equipment]]''

			There are many infrared remotes that come with Ir Receiver that works well with LinuxMCE. For example [[Windows MCE Remote]] and [[Windows MCE Receiver]]

	* [[Windows MCE Remote]] and [[Windows MCE Receiver]]
	* [[Gc100]]		* [[Gc100]]
	* http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Using_an_IR_Blaster_with_MythTV		* http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Using_an_IR_Blaster_with_MythTV
	* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_control		* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_control
			* [[Share IR Codes]]

	==Handheld computers/PDAs==		==Handheld computers/PDAs==

Mog at 09:14, 12 January 2008

2008-01-12T09:14:32Z

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	This is used to mean a method of communication over an invisible to our eye light beam. Most remotes use this technology to communicate. The downside is that you need direct line-of-site to get the message to the device.		This is used to mean a method of communication over an invisible to our eye light beam. Most remotes use this technology to communicate. The downside is that you need direct line-of-site to get the message to the device.

	With the correct infrared receiver you can use any remote.		With the correct infrared receiver you can use any remote with LinuxMCE, provided you configure it.
			[[Infrared]] [[Control LinuxMCE using an Infrared remote]] [[Add support for new remote controls]] [[:Category:Infrared]]

			:Full article [[Control regular A/V equipment]]
			If you want to control your A/V equiment, for example having LinuxMCE turn on your TV & amplifier and set the correct inputs you must have an Ir Blaster such as the [[USB UIRT]] or other compatible hardware.


	* [[Infrared]]
	* [[Control LinuxMCE using an Infrared remote]]
	* [[Add support for new remote controls]]
	* [[Windows MCE Remote]] and [[Windows MCE Receiver]]		* [[Windows MCE Remote]] and [[Windows MCE Receiver]]
	* [[:Category:Infrared]]
	* [[Gc100]]		* [[Gc100]]
	* [[USB UIRT]] [[Control regular A/V equipment]]
	* http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Using_an_IR_Blaster_with_MythTV		* http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Using_an_IR_Blaster_with_MythTV
			* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_control

	==Handheld computers/PDAs==		==Handheld computers/PDAs==

Mog: /* Infrared remotes */

2008-01-12T09:00:37Z

Infrared remotes

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	==Infrared remotes==		==Infrared remotes==
			This is used to mean a method of communication over an invisible to our eye light beam. Most remotes use this technology to communicate. The downside is that you need direct line-of-site to get the message to the device.

			With the correct infrared receiver you can use any remote.

	* [[Infrared]]		* [[Infrared]]
	* [[~~USB UIRT~~]]		* [[Control LinuxMCE using an Infrared remote]]
	* [[Windows MCE Remote]]		* [[Add support for new remote controls]]
			* [[Windows MCE Remote]] and [[Windows MCE Receiver]]
	* [[:Category:Infrared]]		* [[:Category:Infrared]]
			* [[Gc100]]
			* [[USB UIRT]] [[Control regular A/V equipment]]
			* http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Using_an_IR_Blaster_with_MythTV

	==Handheld computers/PDAs==		==Handheld computers/PDAs==

Mog: /* Infrared remotes */

2008-01-12T08:53:56Z

Infrared remotes

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	* [[USB UIRT]]		* [[USB UIRT]]
	* [[Windows MCE Remote]]		* [[Windows MCE Remote]]
	* [[:Category:~~InfraRed~~]]		* [[:Category:Infrared]]

	==Handheld computers/PDAs==		==Handheld computers/PDAs==
	* [[:Category:Orbiters]]		* [[:Category:Orbiters]]

Mog: /* Computers */

2008-01-12T08:53:34Z

Computers

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	* [[USB UIRT]]		* [[USB UIRT]]
	* [[Windows MCE Remote]]		* [[Windows MCE Remote]]
	* [[:Category:~~Infrared~~]]		* [[:Category:InfraRed]]
	==Handheld computers/PDAs==		==Handheld computers/PDAs==
	* [[:Category:Orbiters]]		* [[:Category:Orbiters]]
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	* [[Web Orbiter]] and [[Add Web Orbiter]]		* [[Web Orbiter]] and [[Add Web Orbiter]]
	* [[Windows]] orbiter		* [[Windows]] orbiter
			* Keyboard & Mouse (media director)

	==Specialized remotes==		==Specialized remotes==
	* [[Nintendo WiiMote]]		* [[Nintendo WiiMote]]

Mog: InfraRed -> Infrared

2008-01-12T08:52:35Z

InfraRed -> Infrared

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	* [[USB UIRT]]		* [[USB UIRT]]
	* [[Windows MCE Remote]]		* [[Windows MCE Remote]]
	* [[:Category:~~InfraRed~~]]		* [[:Category:Infrared]]
	==Handheld computers/PDAs==		==Handheld computers/PDAs==
	* [[:Category:Orbiters]]		* [[:Category:Orbiters]]