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Control your VideoLAN Client player with your Symbian device. Or even turn it into a media center with the help of HomeMedia!


Installation


1. Download and install the latest VideoLan Player.
2. Easy Setup:

1. Download the Vlc.zip file
2. Go to "<Directory_of_VLC>" and copy the files of the Vlc.zip into that directory => Replace two existing (hidden?) files (.hosts located in "http" folder; status.xml located in "http/requests" folder)!
3. Now open the VLC Player and open "Tools >> Preferences"
4. Select "Show settings *All" in the bottom left corner
5. Select "Interface >> Main interfaces"
6. Make sure in the Drop-Down menu for main interfaces "Default" is selected => Don't select "Http remote control interface" unless you don't want to have a graphical interface for VLC, just the web control
7. Select in the group "Extra interface modules" "Http remote control interface" => This enables the web interface automatically on VLC-startup as an extra interface
8. Save the settings and restart VLC
9. Go to http://localhost:8080/requests/status.xml (default port of VLC) to check if the web interface is working
10. Go to http://[ip-address]:8080/requests/status.xml (default port of VLC) to check if the web interface is working for another device => If it doesn't work the security settings in the ".host" file are bad - overwrite the file with the ".hosts" file in Vlc.zip

3. Advanced Setup (For those who didn't do the Easy Setup):

1. Go to "<Directory_of_VLC>/http" and open ".hosts" (It may be a hidden file)
   Uncomment the section private addresses (remove the #-sign at the beginning of the lines 14-19) and save the file (This allows you to control VLC from another PC than your local PC, e.g. your Symbian device)
2. Go to "<Directory_of_VLC>/http/requests" and open "status.xml" (It may be a hidden file)
   Go to line 104 (find <vlc id="if" param1="command value 'key' strcmp 0 =" />) and replace
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   <vlc id="if" param1="command value 'key' strcmp 0 =" />
   <vlc id="rpn" param1="'key-' val value strcat 'VLC_OBJECT_LIBVLC' vlc_var_get key-pressed 'VLC_OBJECT_LIBVLC' vlc_var_set" />
   <vlc id="end"/>
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   by
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   <vlc id="if" param1="command value 'key' strcmp 0 =" />
   <vlc id="rpn" param1="'key-' val value strcat vlc_config_get key-pressed 'VLC_OBJECT_LIBVLC' vlc_var_set" />
   <vlc id="end"/>
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3. Now open the VLC Player and open "Tools >> Preferences"
4. Select "Show settings *All" in the bottom left corner
5. Select "Interface >> Main interfaces"
6. Make sure in the Drop-Down menu for main interfaces "Default" is selected => Don't select "Http remote control interface" unless you don't want to have a graphical interface for VLC, just the web control
7. Select in the group "Extra interface modules" "Http remote control interface" => This enables the web interface automatically on VLC-startup as an extra interface
8. Save the settings and restart VLC
9. Go to http://localhost:8080/requests/status.xml (default port of VLC) to check if the web interface is working
10. Go to http://[IP-ADDRESS]:8080/requests/status.xml (default port of VLC) to check if the web interface is working for another device => If it doesn't work the security settings in the ".host" file are bad - overwrite the file with the ".hosts" file in  Vlc.zip

 

This has only been tested on Windows and seems to work on Mac. Hope it works for Linux as well. 

IP-Address

How do you get your IP address:

1. Click on "Start >> Run" or for short: Windows-Key + R
2. Enter cmd
3. The command prompt should be open; now enter ipconfig
4. A list of network adapters and its IP addresses should appear
5. Scroll to your adapter (e.g. Ethernet for LAN) and your network suffix (e.g. "Batcave" is mentioned after DNS suffix); the IP address listed after IPv4-address is the one you need to use in your Symbian Remote (e.g. 192.168.0.1)

Click below to download :
Vlc.zip
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