2010-09-23, 21:14
As you may have noticed AWX is currently not developed by me for lack of time.
Job, studies and other projects are too time consuming.
But i'm happy to see that some people pick up my project and create their own web interfaces. So my work was not for nothing
Currently i know of 2 AWX-forks or at least projects which are using AWX-sourcecode:
1. http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=112956 (Eden)
2. http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=116707 (Dharma)
(If i miss a fork, then let me know)
So you should try one of the projects listed above since AWX-development was stopped by me.
But the projects above already include cool new features and probably some bug-fixes
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Hi,
a few month ago i began writing a webinterface for XBMC but have never released it. I wrote it to control audio-playback of my media center in a browser because i didn't want to turn the TV on ... and the browser is always started.
A few days ago i rewrote some parts so that it works with XBMC Dharma now and added some new functionality.
Maybe other people can find it useful. So here it is
You can use AWX to control the Audio/Video-Section of XBMC: play/pause/stop/skip, show artists/albums/movies/tv shows and play them or add them to the playlist. It's designed for use on PCs or laptops with a browser like FireFox which supports JavaScript.
Screenshot:
These "questionmark-images" will be replaced by the thumbs of the albums
Requirements:
- XBMC Dharma (Tested on XBMC 10.0-beta2 (on Ubuntu Karmic Koala))
Tested Browsers:
- FireFox 3.6 (on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx and Windows XP)
- Chromium 6.0.472.62 (on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx)
- Opera 10.62 (on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx and Windows XP)
- Safari 5.02 (on Windows XP)
- Internet Explorer 8 (does not support round edges)
Not supported:
- Internet Explorer 6
Instructions:
1. Copy the zip-file to a location where xbmc can reach it.
2. Go to "System --> Add-ons --> Install from zip file", select the zip-file and install it.
3. Go to "System --> Network --> Services --> Web interface" and select the new Web interface "AWX".
4. You may need to clear your browser-cache before you open the new installed/updated webinterface in your browser.
5. Open the page "http://<xbmc-ip>:<port>/" in your browser.
Download:
AWX is now available via official Addon Repository!
Version 0.3.1 <-- recommended, but requires min. beta3
Version 0.3.0 EXPERIMENTAL <-- for dharma beta2-users
Known issues:
N/A
Bug reports, suggestions and feature requests are welcome.
@Translators: If you are interested in translating AWX into your language feel free to contact me via PM.
Greets,
MKay
Job, studies and other projects are too time consuming.
But i'm happy to see that some people pick up my project and create their own web interfaces. So my work was not for nothing
Currently i know of 2 AWX-forks or at least projects which are using AWX-sourcecode:
1. http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=112956 (Eden)
2. http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=116707 (Dharma)
(If i miss a fork, then let me know)
So you should try one of the projects listed above since AWX-development was stopped by me.
But the projects above already include cool new features and probably some bug-fixes
--------------------------------------
Hi,
a few month ago i began writing a webinterface for XBMC but have never released it. I wrote it to control audio-playback of my media center in a browser because i didn't want to turn the TV on ... and the browser is always started.
A few days ago i rewrote some parts so that it works with XBMC Dharma now and added some new functionality.
Maybe other people can find it useful. So here it is
You can use AWX to control the Audio/Video-Section of XBMC: play/pause/stop/skip, show artists/albums/movies/tv shows and play them or add them to the playlist. It's designed for use on PCs or laptops with a browser like FireFox which supports JavaScript.
Screenshot:
These "questionmark-images" will be replaced by the thumbs of the albums
Requirements:
- XBMC Dharma (Tested on XBMC 10.0-beta2 (on Ubuntu Karmic Koala))
Tested Browsers:
- FireFox 3.6 (on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx and Windows XP)
- Chromium 6.0.472.62 (on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx)
- Opera 10.62 (on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx and Windows XP)
- Safari 5.02 (on Windows XP)
- Internet Explorer 8 (does not support round edges)
Not supported:
- Internet Explorer 6
Instructions:
1. Copy the zip-file to a location where xbmc can reach it.
2. Go to "System --> Add-ons --> Install from zip file", select the zip-file and install it.
3. Go to "System --> Network --> Services --> Web interface" and select the new Web interface "AWX".
4. You may need to clear your browser-cache before you open the new installed/updated webinterface in your browser.
5. Open the page "http://<xbmc-ip>:<port>/" in your browser.
Download:
AWX is now available via official Addon Repository!
Version 0.3.1 <-- recommended, but requires min. beta3
Version 0.3.0 EXPERIMENTAL <-- for dharma beta2-users
Known issues:
N/A
Bug reports, suggestions and feature requests are welcome.
@Translators: If you are interested in translating AWX into your language feel free to contact me via PM.
Greets,
MKay