Using your Android phone as a remote for controlling music playback « Silicon Florist

January 8th, 2009

Using your Android phone as a remote for controlling music playback

by Rick Turoczy
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Remote is an incredibly popular application for the Apple iPhone that allows you to wirelessly control your iTunes playback from your phone. Now, our own Don Park shows us how this can be done the open source way, using Android and the music player daemon.

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One Response to “Using your Android phone as a remote for controlling music playback”

Jeff Brandt says:

January 8, 2009 at 9:21 am

Don,

Cool app iPhone and Android.

Jeff
http://www.comsi.com/mymedbox.html

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