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****[[Control LinuxMCE using an Infrared remote]] | ****[[Control LinuxMCE using an Infrared remote]] | ||
Revision as of 21:55, 5 February 2010
- LinuxMCE Home
- Installation
- User's Manual
- Security & Privacy Issues
- What can I do with LinuxMCE?
- Control LinuxMCE using a Windows device as an Orbiter
- Control LinuxMCE using a Symbian Series 60 mobile phone
- Control LinuxMCE using other types of mobile phones
- Control LinuxMCE using an Infrared remote
- Add support for new remote controls
- Automatic diskless boot of media directors
- Change the look and feel of the Orbiter
- Create my own skins or GUI for LinuxMCE
- Translate the GUI into another language
- Use network audio players for a whole-house music solution
- Control a TV or cable/satellite box
- Watch a DVD/Listen to a CD
- Have LinuxMCE automatically control the TV and Stereo
- Rip a CD/DVD to the Core
- Watch/Listen to media stored on the Core
- Play the same media in multiple rooms simultaneously
- Search for media by attributes using the Orbiters
- Flag media stored on the core as private
- Flag whatever media I am watching now as private
- Catalog media with attributes
- Control regular A/V equipment
- Control A/V equipment with RS232/USB/Ethernet
- Make LinuxMCE do something when I start media
- Have my media follow me
- Make announcements
- Control the media director's volume using either a receiver
- Use a satellite/cable box with the PVR
- What modules are in development?
- Control lights/climate using scenarios
- Control lights or climate with a floorplan
- Make things happen at set times or intervals
- Make things happen when I enter a room
- Have my lighting or climate settings follow me
- Make things happen at sunrise/sunset
- Have external devices control LinuxMCE
- Monitor surveillance cameras
- Arm or disarm the alarm using the Orbiters
- Automatically take pictures when sensors are disturbed
- Have LinuxMCE notify me of security alerts
- Programmer's Guide
- LinuxMCE Admin Website
- LinuxMCE Home Software
- DCE Router
- Orbiter
- Orbiter User's manual
- Orbiter Programmer's Guide
- LinuxMCE DCE Devices
- Versions
- Development status for all modules
- What does an appliance solution like LinuxMCE cost?
- Why buy a licensed LinuxMCE product? What's the difference?
- Do I need LinuxMCE? Can I use the projects by themselves?
- What if you don't have a driver for my home automation device
- How are media files organized?
- What scenarios are created automatically?
- I'm a Linux user already. Should I use LinuxMCE's distribution?
- I want my software to run on LinuxMCE but it isn't open source
- Will you host, compile and support the LinuxMCE plug-ins for my
- Open Source Info
- Troubleshooting
- LinuxMCEVIP
- Online Documentation
