2014-06-19, 13:41
Hi there,
i have been working an my own webbased remote control, since i had some special needs. If you try it, feedback or bugreports are very welcome!
Special feature (what does it makes different from other great webcontrols?):
- optimised for touch devices like mobile phones
- navigate with gestures, and set it's hight (only if you want to, you can also use keyboard or on screen-buttons)
- read language tags directly from the filename (see readme.md for more information)
- browse addon content and start media directly from your browser
- say how many items should be shown in a list
- Send a text-string from the yarc-GUI to a textfield in XBMC
An demo video (for version 0.8.0):
[video=youtube]A introduction video can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yltMcKJFewE[/video]
System requirements:
- Frodo
- javascirpt
- internet connection for some features
Download:
Download zip or code and add it to your XBMC and if you whish set the addon to be your default webinterface.
https://github.com/tuxfuxch/yarc
Tested on:
* Firefox
* Android: Firefox-mobile
Not entirely tested:
* Android: Maxthon
- no keyboard use
- removing form playlist: button get's often not activated
* Android: Chrome
- removing form playlist: button get's often not activated
* Ubuntu Touch Browser
- svg don't work
- Deviceorienation doesn't work (no support from browser side yet)
Read more about:
https://github.com/tuxfuxch/yarc/blob/master/README.md
Start Page with fast access to most recent media, addons and favourties (yarc remembers which sections you have open/closed):
Touch and swipe for navigation and player actions:
Or replace field with buttons (in case of compatibility issues):
See playlist, choose, remove or move item:
Listview of your media for small screens. There are possibilities to see entries only for one genre etc:
Tiles for large screens (yarc remembers genre selections):
See details of Media (in music you can choose to add only some titles):
Start and browse addons:
Browse favourites and browse local folders (if added to favourites):
Resume started media:
i have been working an my own webbased remote control, since i had some special needs. If you try it, feedback or bugreports are very welcome!
Special feature (what does it makes different from other great webcontrols?):
- optimised for touch devices like mobile phones
- navigate with gestures, and set it's hight (only if you want to, you can also use keyboard or on screen-buttons)
- read language tags directly from the filename (see readme.md for more information)
- browse addon content and start media directly from your browser
- say how many items should be shown in a list
- Send a text-string from the yarc-GUI to a textfield in XBMC
An demo video (for version 0.8.0):
[video=youtube]A introduction video can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yltMcKJFewE[/video]
System requirements:
- Frodo
- javascirpt
- internet connection for some features
Download:
Download zip or code and add it to your XBMC and if you whish set the addon to be your default webinterface.
https://github.com/tuxfuxch/yarc
Tested on:
* Firefox
* Android: Firefox-mobile
Not entirely tested:
* Android: Maxthon
- no keyboard use
- removing form playlist: button get's often not activated
* Android: Chrome
- removing form playlist: button get's often not activated
* Ubuntu Touch Browser
- svg don't work
- Deviceorienation doesn't work (no support from browser side yet)
Read more about:
https://github.com/tuxfuxch/yarc/blob/master/README.md
Start Page with fast access to most recent media, addons and favourties (yarc remembers which sections you have open/closed):
Touch and swipe for navigation and player actions:
Or replace field with buttons (in case of compatibility issues):
See playlist, choose, remove or move item:
Listview of your media for small screens. There are possibilities to see entries only for one genre etc:
Tiles for large screens (yarc remembers genre selections):
See details of Media (in music you can choose to add only some titles):
Start and browse addons:
Browse favourites and browse local folders (if added to favourites):
Resume started media: