dashdancedan
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I was wondering how to set this up if at all possible. I just downloaded the app and am curious as to how it works.
EDIT: If you haven’t already, download and install VLC 1.0 or higher on your computer. From your Android device, search the Android Market and download one of these apps: VLC Remote, VLCMote, Gmote. If you select Gmote, skip the steps below and follow the server instructions at Gmote.org.
Open VLC and select Tools > Preferences. Change the Show settings button (in the lower left-hand corner) to select “All”
Double-click Interface > Main Interfaces > HTTP
Locate your internal IP address. If you don’t know your internal IP, go to Start > Run and “cmd” (Vista users enter cmd in the Start > Search feature). Type “ipconfig” and your address will be revealed as a number that looks something like this – “192.111.1.1″
Enter your IP address and port into the “Host” field. Your number should look something like “192.111.1.1:8080″
Save your new settings.
Launch VLC Remote or VLCMote on your Android device and press Menu > Settings
Enter your IP and port number
Your VLC Remote should be ready to go. If you experience problems, make sure that your Firewall has granted an exception for VLC and the port you assigned. If problems persist, contact the app developers for help (VLCMote Website or VLC Remote Website) or try controlling VLC with Gmote instead.
I found that on a site, but I'm still getting "connection refused" on my Moment. Let me know if any of you get it to work.
EDIT: If you haven’t already, download and install VLC 1.0 or higher on your computer. From your Android device, search the Android Market and download one of these apps: VLC Remote, VLCMote, Gmote. If you select Gmote, skip the steps below and follow the server instructions at Gmote.org.
Open VLC and select Tools > Preferences. Change the Show settings button (in the lower left-hand corner) to select “All”
Double-click Interface > Main Interfaces > HTTP
Locate your internal IP address. If you don’t know your internal IP, go to Start > Run and “cmd” (Vista users enter cmd in the Start > Search feature). Type “ipconfig” and your address will be revealed as a number that looks something like this – “192.111.1.1″
Enter your IP address and port into the “Host” field. Your number should look something like “192.111.1.1:8080″
Save your new settings.
Launch VLC Remote or VLCMote on your Android device and press Menu > Settings
Enter your IP and port number
Your VLC Remote should be ready to go. If you experience problems, make sure that your Firewall has granted an exception for VLC and the port you assigned. If problems persist, contact the app developers for help (VLCMote Website or VLC Remote Website) or try controlling VLC with Gmote instead.
I found that on a site, but I'm still getting "connection refused" on my Moment. Let me know if any of you get it to work.
