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yeah i left "(x= my port #'s)" out...
added to port in xbmc but still doesnt connect im using imon version 7.95.1223 could that be the problem?
also what should the TCP port in xbmc in imon ive tried the default 9090 and also changed it to the port i chose in the xml..
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gibxxi
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2012-04-04, 17:09
(This post was last modified: 2012-04-04, 17:10 by gibxxi.)
The port next to the IP address should be port 80. The TCP port should be 9090. I've found that this is the only way you get nagivation labels and other stuff to display while navigating XBMC. If i'm not mistaken, the other info (playing track, etc.) comes via port 80, much like when using a web interface like AWXi.
In order to get it to work with the iMon software (before installing XBMC-on-iMon) I had to remove the password and username requirement from XBMC in the "Network" section of XBMC settings, as the iMon software doesn't support this information. If you have a username / password set for XBMC control via HTTP you might want to add this information to XBMC-on-iMon, or clear it altogether. However I would also ensure that your router does not forward anything on port 80 from the internet to that machine in this instance... Unless you want anyone on the internet able to control your XBMC.
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i figured it out.. my dumb butt forgot to turn on the feature in network section...
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It's working good no problems.
A little disappointed but not complaining. I rather have limited usability than none.
The reasons I'm a little disappointed is. Because I came from mediaportal and now love xbmc. MP had a program called minidisplay and it was awesome it gave you a full functioning display and it supported not only the imon brand but almost all displays.
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gibxxi
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I'm familiar with that plugin. If I remember rightly chemmelli had issues with the original version, depending on the firmware version of the display. What I didn't like about it was the graphics mode they used for all functions, including text. Although, to it's credit, it worked without requiring the iMon software needing to be installed/loaded if I remember correctly, which is handy if you only use the display and not it's IR functions.
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Hmm,.didn't know there was an alternative, and without imon software too!
Unfortunately,.. I want it.
I'm still trying to work out how to display the time...
Not that I don't appreciate the work involved thus far with the pluggin.
I am liking the "control option" where it displays where I am in XBMC.
I have controls on my case so combining them with this little gem and another app for my cell phone.;
I will be able to select my music, play it, and listen all from my backyard....All the while letting another user infront of the case clearly understand what is playing and they can skip tracks etc,..
It's just a little buggy at the moment,.