Both usecases seem a bit odd to me...It does makes perfect sense to me, aMPdroid is not just a remote control app. It can also be used to stream media from your MP server and display it using a tablet's HDMI-out on your TV. So if your tablet is near your TV, it makes perfect sense to me to use a remote to control it
. Although I don't think many people are using this kind of setup yet, let alone use a bluetooth remote with their tablet. But it does make sense, right?
That's not the functionality the poster was talking about. They were talking about the wifi remote part of ampdroid.
As for the HDMI-out stuff example you gave... I don't really see that as being a common scenario for MediaPortal users now or in the future. But that's a different topic really.
Australia
aMPdroid is using the videoplayer component that Android offers to developers. This is the same component that is used in the default video player. Uninstalling the default video player doesn't remove the internal component.Back to the Galaxy S2 ICS issues again...
I played around a bit and removed Samsung's default video player completely. Unless I install something like Vplayer no application will play video (except for youtube and the flash plugin).
Ampdroid, however, still can. So I get that 2 seconds or so of video playing then a freeze - the usual Samsung ICS problem. So it's not related to Samsung's video player. What exactly is it using to play video at that point? I'm trying to work out a way to get the internal playing working so I can have skipping/stepping again.
Clearly I don't know a hell of a lot about the android OS but I'm slowly learning (not such a leap coming from other linux based OS's).
1) It's not an issue, it's a feature request... Filtering/Sorting will be added at some point.1) Both watched and unwatched shows, still no option to filter the watched ones out.
2) There are shows that don't exist on my hard drive any more. I've erased them, I still see them in MP-TVSeries Cofiguration but they're not visible in MP-TV Series GUI in MediaPortal (MP TVSeries must know which episode exists on the hard drive and does not display the ones that are non existent)
Netherlands
Australia
aMPdroid is using the videoplayer component that Android offers to developers. This is the same component that is used in the default video player. Uninstalling the default video player doesn't remove the internal component.
Other players (like vplayer/moboplayer) use open source backends (ffmpeg, mplayer) to playback videos and have a much wider support for file formats. None of these players can be integrated in another app (e.g. aMPdroid) though, so for internal playback you can only use the internal playback component of your device.