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<blockquote data-quote="ZetaVu" data-source="post: 43483" data-attributes="member: 17069">I tried the plugin with the updatable screenshot, slow refresh, and the shot was not touch sensitive, you still had to navigate. I agree, an ideal solution would be a tiny font version of the MP gui we could see and navigate on a pda or other computer, does not even have to be graphic, could just be text in lists or trees. MPblue seems closest to that, only it does not at this time populate the music playlists in MP (the selected music is not displayed anywhere) but I understand that is in development as well as queing, etc.These two projects are coming from different directions and will meet pretty close to each other in the long term. It'll be interesting to see how they proceed, but there is definitely overlap so you guys can probably help each other.Someone on one of the discussions was also talking about accessing and scheduling recording off the web. Snapstream actually uses an online account to do this and the software can download off there, so you don't need to run the server on the local machine to access. This could be a thought.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ZetaVu, post: 43483, member: 17069"] I tried the plugin with the updatable screenshot, slow refresh, and the shot was not touch sensitive, you still had to navigate. I agree, an ideal solution would be a tiny font version of the MP gui we could see and navigate on a pda or other computer, does not even have to be graphic, could just be text in lists or trees. MPblue seems closest to that, only it does not at this time populate the music playlists in MP (the selected music is not displayed anywhere) but I understand that is in development as well as queing, etc. These two projects are coming from different directions and will meet pretty close to each other in the long term. It'll be interesting to see how they proceed, but there is definitely overlap so you guys can probably help each other. Someone on one of the discussions was also talking about accessing and scheduling recording off the web. Snapstream actually uses an online account to do this and the software can download off there, so you don't need to run the server on the local machine to access. This could be a thought. [/QUOTE]

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