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How do I connect Evo to Pc over wifi (computer to computer)

richmath

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I am trying to connect my Evo to my Pc (like computer to computer) is this possible. I am a newbie so I apolgize. I want to access my files from over wifi (not close enough for Bluetooth). Any help would be appreciated
 
Don't think you can do it but there are apps that let you control pc from phone. Phone my pc is one I have heard of.
 
I am trying to connect my Evo to my Pc (like computer to computer) is this possible. I am a newbie so I apolgize. I want to access my files from over wifi (not close enough for Bluetooth). Any help would be appreciated

try estrong file explorer, does lan (wifi) and bluetooth..
 
Is there any app that will let me steam files from my pc? My N900 could do it out of the box when connected to my LAN
 
Is there any app that will let me steam files from my pc? My N900 could do it out of the box when connected to my LAN


What are you wanting to accomplish exactly? Is it just being able to recover certain files via your phone or are you looking to watch videos and listen to music off of your computer on your phone?

HomePipe will allow you to do all of the above, though it can be a bit slow from time to time when you are trying to stream music, for instance. That said, I would try it first and see if it is exactly what you are looking for, because it may fit the bill.

I "think" GMote can do video, but I'm not certain. I can say for sure, however, that it will stream music from your PC to your phone and that it works rather well. I normally use GMote the other way around in that I will have my PC connected to the home theater system and use GMote to control the music being played.

HomePipe is linked above, here is the GMote app:

Gmote 2.0 - Android app on AppBrain
 
Gmote will stream video, but only if the video is compatible with a player on the phone. IE: if the video will play off the SD card, Gmote can "stream" it. Keep in mind, however, the video file has to configured for streaming within the file itself, otherwise it will download to your phone first, then play.

I haven't found anything like AirVideo that does reliable on-the-fly transcoding and streaming (especially with subtitle support). Though, it's been a while since I research that.
 
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