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xillibit |
2014-01-08
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@ France
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#11
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I have tried 0.2.3 version but in settings when i want enter adress IP, the keyboard has a coma and not dot to type correctly the IP adress.
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2014-01-08
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Originally Posted by xillibit
If you still want to use the app, copy a dot from somewhere (I used a browser) and paste it in.
I have tried 0.2.3 version but in settings when i want enter adress IP, the keyboard has a coma and not dot to type correctly the IP adress.
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2014-01-08
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Joined on Jan 2012
@ UK
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guys don't worry about the coma, since 0.2.2 the app will auto change , to .
so if you type in 192,168,1,1 it the app will change it automatically to 192.168.1.1
so if you type in 192,168,1,1 it the app will change it automatically to 192.168.1.1
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2014-01-11
, 10:20
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@ italy
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#14
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I set up vlc like the in the web page
I put the ip adress of the pc in the sailfish app
I read the number of the port in the setting page where I put the password
I leave "white" the user
I put the password
nothing appened
I put the ip adress of the pc in the sailfish app
I read the number of the port in the setting page where I put the password
I leave "white" the user
I put the password
nothing appened
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2014-01-11
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Originally Posted by idro
ok Turn on your VLC player and put something on, like a song or a video, then Open your browser and in address bar type in
I set up vlc like the in the web page
I put the ip adress of the pc in the sailfish app
I read the number of the port in the setting page where I put the password
I leave "white" the user
I put the password
nothing appened
Code:
http://localhost:8080/
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2014-01-11
, 14:25
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@ Vienna, Austria
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I cant get it to work either 
OTOH, I never tried a remote connection to VLC on my desktop, so I don't know if it should work with my setup at all.
Here's what happens:
When I enter the IP address (10.0.0.4), the input field stays red. I take this as an indication that the application assumes this is an invalid IP address. I can work around this by changing the input to 10.00.00.04, but I really unsure what this is about and why this happens.
Port 8080 is accepted.
But there' no reaction whatsoever on VLC when I press any of the buttons. Plus, whenever I go to the settings page again, all the fields are empty. It seems the application forgets all my input as soon as I leave the settings page.
http://localhost:8080/ gives me the expected web interface.
Im using VLC 2.0.8 on Ubuntu. AFAIK, I have to allow incoming connections from the VLC .hosts file in /etc/vlc/lua/http, which i did by uncommenting the respective lines.
Now I'm lost...
OTOH, I never tried a remote connection to VLC on my desktop, so I don't know if it should work with my setup at all.
Here's what happens:
When I enter the IP address (10.0.0.4), the input field stays red. I take this as an indication that the application assumes this is an invalid IP address. I can work around this by changing the input to 10.00.00.04, but I really unsure what this is about and why this happens.
Port 8080 is accepted.
But there' no reaction whatsoever on VLC when I press any of the buttons. Plus, whenever I go to the settings page again, all the fields are empty. It seems the application forgets all my input as soon as I leave the settings page.
http://localhost:8080/ gives me the expected web interface.
Im using VLC 2.0.8 on Ubuntu. AFAIK, I have to allow incoming connections from the VLC .hosts file in /etc/vlc/lua/http, which i did by uncommenting the respective lines.
Now I'm lost...
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2014-01-11
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Joined on Jan 2012
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Originally Posted by benny1967
Thanks for feedback I will find it and patch it now
I cant get it to work either
OTOH, I never tried a remote connection to VLC on my desktop, so I don't know if it should work with my setup at all.
Here's what happens:
When I enter the IP address (10.0.0.4), the input field stays red. I take this as an indication that the application assumes this is an invalid IP address. I can work around this by changing the input to 10.00.00.04, but I really unsure what this is about and why this happens.
Port 8080 is accepted.
But there' no reaction whatsoever on VLC when I press any of the buttons. Plus, whenever I go to the settings page again, all the fields are empty. It seems the application forgets all my input as soon as I leave the settings page.
http://localhost:8080/ gives me the expected web interface.
Im using VLC 2.0.8 on Ubuntu. AFAIK, I have to allow incoming connections from the VLC .hosts file in /etc/vlc/lua/http, which i did by uncommenting the respective lines.
Now I'm lost...
OK done fixed the issue, But dropbox is down so I can't upload it
Last edited by mariusmssj; 2014-01-11 at 15:24.
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2014-01-11
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#19
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Originally Posted by nodevel
There we go
OpenRepos ?
OpenRepos VLC Remote 0.2.4
Changelog can be found at page 1
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2014-01-12
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Joined on Jun 2012
@ italy
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Originally Posted by mariusmssj
the screen where I have to put user (nothing)
ok Turn on your VLC player and put something on, like a song or a video, then Open your browser and in address bar type in
What do you see then?Code:http://localhost:8080/
and password