I wonder if it isn't possible to use android phones as a remote for the WII. There are games which don't use the IR input, for example New Super Mario. In principle we have all sensors to play this game. Am I wrong?
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Heck with the Wii. I want it to do my laundry
No other opinions?
Could it be done or not. If somebody has some information on this it would be great. Even if I am not a dev pro till now I am thinking of looking into this.
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Yea its a simple blue tooth connection it should be possible to connect to the wii if you know the correct commands the question is it possible to write a program to output those commands as you enter them into the phone. Im sure it is heck at that point you could get the accelerator outputs to feed into the program and use it for wii bowling and the such... have at it.
I don't think so. Not unless you phone has infered.
The no infrared problem is something I like to look into if I ever get the connection between the wii and the phone. My question is ... has somebody ever connected anything except a wii remote with the wii. All attempts failed for me till now.
I'm still interested in this. So supprised that no one talks about this at all. There are plenty of game that dont need infrared.
It can be done but htc devices can have problem because "sense"
And samsung devices having problem with different bluetooth stacks i think.
Can be bluetooth stack problem with htc devices too
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where did you get this idea btw ?
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I use a bluetooth 3rd party controller the same as the classic add on for wii-mote, but it works with out wii-mote no ir.
I will look up name if really needed cant b arsed right now
want to control my Wii consol with my droid phone
faugnom1 said:
I'm still interested in this. So supprised that no one talks about this at all. There are plenty of game that dont need infrared.
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I too feel there is a need for this. I watch a lot of Netflix on my WII console, but I am often frustraded because my kids constantly lose the WII remotes or the batteries are often dead. Controlling from my phone would be grest for me
Same here. I already use HTC One as a TV remote.
Anyone find anything yet ? Theirs a app but doesn't work on android 4.2+
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This might help you understand how Wiimote works
www dot youtube dot com slash watch?v=ETAKfSkec6A Time: 0:33
I know this thread is old as helllll, but I figured I'd bump it because I'm trying to devise a way to use my android in place of a wii mote. I have lost my wii mote, a few years ago when I was on 4.2 I believe it was, I scanned for the BT Mac address and used my android as a wii mote. But it would appear that lack of upkeep on this process is patched up. If I figure anything out I'll post update.
I know this is an old post, but did anyone get an android phone to work on the wii as a wiimote? with no ir?
Hey man! Take a look at this app in the playstore:
(mbhRemote)
In the first screenshot we can see a "WII" name.
See what you can do with this app and post us a reply. Thanx...
I doubt Nintendo would allow the use of non licensed tech. Why would they when they'd much rather have you go buy a new one? It would be a serious oversight on their part.
It's been a while since I reasearched this and now that I upgraded to a decent phone I thought I'd check in here,. is there a decent TV app out yet? I mean to watch local TV digital stations or some variation there of? thanks
Not that I am aware of..bitbop is the only thing I know of. Best bet to just do a search online for a specific livestream..there are lots of flash sites out there.
Slingbox of course. Kinda pricey getting everything setup but most definitely worth it.
Buy a slingbox great hd easy install. i love it! The app is $30 buutt you can find it for a "cheaper price"
i just stream using flash from phstream.com (i think thats the site )
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i just stream using flash from phstream.com (i think thats the site )
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I tried going to this site and it was nothing but a bunch of redirects. Unthanks
for $50 a year you can't beat Jetflicks for content.
Actually this should be in developers section ... but im sure they would say "its a question" and move it here, so im Posting it right here.
MHL - Mobile High-definition Link is a way to put Video's out from a Micro USB slot!
It's at the moment used in Samsung Galaxy 2.
Are there any Hardware restrictions, or would this maybe also possible on our Phone ?
I've read something about 100$ Fee, so its not Open source. But Maybe some App Developer will make an App to Stream Videos over MHL, and sell it in Market.
Interesting find
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Okay... seems like MHL need's an extra Chip in the Smartphone ;(
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actually this should be in developers section ... But im sure they would say "its a question" and move it here, so im posting it right here. :d
mhl - mobile high-definition link is a way to put video's out from a micro usb slot!
It's at the moment used in samsung galaxy 2.
Are there any hardware restrictions, or would this maybe also possible on our phone ?
I've read something about 100$ fee, so its not open source. But maybe some app developer will make an app to stream videos over mhl, and sell it in market.
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its a different hardware component
I have recently bought a Samsung ES7000, and I was wondering about whether there was an app that allows you to watch the camera of samsung ES7000 from my tablet.
Thanks!
Probably cheeper and less legal problems if you just rent a video or....... Buy a nanny cam!:angel:
As to connection between the two, sorry I have no answer for you.
forget, made a wrong comment, don't think ther is such app
Besides Google and Amazon, what are the best app stores? Thanks
Another popular market is GetJar...
Maybe Yandex, but I just read about it and never tested it...