2008-05-22, 13:45
2008-05-22, 15:05
There are a few things IMHO that are bad with the air, they are:
#1 It have no point of origin, meaning the cursor isn't were you aim but rather move how you move, this makes you able to aim for a wall and not the TV will make the same action.
#2 For XBMC it's not mappable, it's a mouse
#3 it's expensive.
I think WiiRemote is a better version of it and for the same price you can get 3 wiiremotes, or one and buy a programmer to make a eventclient for it, but it looks good I give it that
Though the keyboard is kindof neat, little to expensive aswell.
#1 It have no point of origin, meaning the cursor isn't were you aim but rather move how you move, this makes you able to aim for a wall and not the TV will make the same action.
#2 For XBMC it's not mappable, it's a mouse
#3 it's expensive.
I think WiiRemote is a better version of it and for the same price you can get 3 wiiremotes, or one and buy a programmer to make a eventclient for it, but it looks good I give it that
Though the keyboard is kindof neat, little to expensive aswell.
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Always read the XBMC online-manual, FAQ and search the forum before posting.
Do not e-mail XBMC-Team members directly asking for support. Read/follow the forum rules.
For troubleshooting and bug reporting please make sure you read this first.
"Well Im gonna download the code and look at it a bit but I'm certainly not a really good C/C++ programer but I'd help as much as I can, I mostly write in C#."
2008-05-23, 07:27
Why need to map anything when you have the mouse to click
I actually went and bought both products and in the process of building a HTPC and have XBMC on it ... I will let you know how it go .
I actually went and bought both products and in the process of building a HTPC and have XBMC on it ... I will let you know how it go .
2008-07-19, 09:11
Screw the air.. I know what you need
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6Otd-LL9oE
It has the pointing functionality of the air. Its half the cost and its actually a remote!
I have one and trust me its amazing. It can even learn the Ir codes of your stereos, av recievers and stuff.. One remote to rule them all!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6Otd-LL9oE
It has the pointing functionality of the air. Its half the cost and its actually a remote!
I have one and trust me its amazing. It can even learn the Ir codes of your stereos, av recievers and stuff.. One remote to rule them all!!
2008-07-20, 00:15
I purchased the diNovo Mini Keyboard almost as soon as it came out at Amazon for $99. I was using it for MediaPortal but when I made the transition to XBMC a few weeks ago, I used the mini as well. It turns out the Mini works absolutely great with XBMC. I highly recommend it.
