Iphone as remote of the hog 3 working !!!!

Frank...

I want to see this, but I don't understand dutch (I'm assuming)...do I need to know the language to understand the podcast?

i will try to do the podcast in English. It will be on my site this weekend. i promise.

Hmm...almost time to say bye bye to my Nokia...

This sounds really nice.

So, from the pictures I'm seeing, is it safe to assume you are using UltraVNC to connect to a laptop that is running Hog3PC and not an actual console?

Thats correct, the laptop is then connected to the hog 3 in a remote show logon.

didn't have time to make the podcast today. hope tomorrow.....


Greetings


Frank Verbeek

Also, the link to the source code on your page is a broken link. I couldn't get the source code.

might there be a way to implement the vnc server part in the embedded windows on the ipc ?. This would mean you'd only need to connect a wifi acesspoint to the ipc to use your pda/iphone as a remote

I doubt it as there is no where to launch it from.

that's a shame...

Would this work with the ipod touch as well? The touch has a wlan connection so it should work.

What's the latest with this? Is there an ETA for the English podcast?

so much to do and so little time...... :sad:

End of this weekend the podcast or written manual will be online

Now that 2.0 is out, there is a VNC app right in the iTunes store. And, it's FREE. The iPhone/Touch/3G wouldn't need to be jailbroken to work.

With that, I was able to connect to my Mac. I haven't been able to test it as a Hog 3 remote yet, but I'm sure I'll be able to.

yep thats is working if you run parrallels or similar to run xp on your macbook. I will try to connect direct to a normal windows laptop when i will be back from holiday, but i think it will work when you run a vnc server on your xp laptop

greetings frank

I currently have my iPhone functioning as a RFU / General Hog 3 GUI on my phone using the Mocha VNC Lite application from Itunes (which is free) and a VNC server from RealVNC.com running on a Hog 3 PC computer. I can call up channels, position moving lights, (which is a bit shaky) and run cues. You can literally sit in the audience or stand on stage with the client and play back the entire show...That is if your battery doesn't run out first. Very exciting and useful indeed.

Jason