The PSP does have a IR device built in, and it is possible to use it as a universal remote.
HOWEVER this does involve being able to run homebrew applications on your PSP. To do this you need to be running firmware 1.50 (if you have an original PSP) or similar.
Not too sure about reverting back on the PSP; I'm not that keen as it can brick your PSP.
there has been a lot of talk here already on mp and the psp. but the best think i can think of is to use pocketvnc for the psp. its a remote desktop app to connect to your computer. i am thinking of requesting/ making (never made an mp skin) a mp skin for 480x272 resolution. if mp runs windowed in that resolution, you can use the psp to browse you movies/music and start playback, do volume and skip.
Many thanks for the answer.
So far I've used Logitech's Harmony hub. This allows you to control all components (including the media portal). I have now contacted the Sofabaton hotline. It should also work here like with the Harmony. Unfortunately, not all of the IR codes are correct. You can also learn commands here. But that doesn't...
Many thanks for the answer.
So far I've used Logitech's Harmony hub. This allows you to control all components (including the...
I don't have a complicated A/V system - a Sony A8H TV, Yamaha receiver, and a HTPC on which I run most media through MediaPortal. I...
Ok, so perhaps a solution, but not the "right" solution. On the client, within media portal configuration, under TV settings, advanced options, I switched to UNC paths instead of the default RSS, and it's working very well. Sure I had to figure out the paths, but no big deal.
Maybe helpful for someone in the future. Thanks for the...
Ok, so perhaps a solution, but not the "right" solution. On the client, within media portal configuration, under TV settings...
Hi folks. I have an issue with a new install/integration into my mediaportal system. I have a “mediaportal server” which has the TV...