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In the Wiki it says that the UDP event server is not two way. I have, howerever, seen posts during my search for info on the UDP server from last year indicating that two way exists (for a truly interactive remote).
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The eventserver isn't two way, but many remotes use httpapi to get the other direction of the communication so it seems two-way from a user perspective.
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Doesn't XBMC broadcast events on the 255 IP address as well?
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not over UDP (which eventserver is) no. We do however broadcast over httpapi, you can get samples on how to catch them over at the android xbmc-remote.
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