Re: IP control of bluray players

Hi Jairo

I need help.

I buy a used Master NI-4100 on eBay and the master fuction good for a long time, but now is bad.

How can do for repair???
You could be helpme???

Best Regards

Enviado desde mi iPad

El 05/06/2010, a las 17:11, digimenet <jairo@digime.net> escribió:

> The Apple TV,as well as iTunes, are directly controllable over IP and
> without the need of some third party plug-in. Both use a HTTP command
> set. I have been working on reverse engineering the protocol since
> apple has become the next Microsoft, except far more controlling and
> far more.............well.
>
> There are ones out there who have been successful in this endeavor:
>
> http://dacp.jsharkey.org/
>
> If you have a passive network hub or a network switch with port-
> mirroring capabilites, you could just capture the data packets between
> an Apple TV and say the Apple Provided Remote App for the iPhone/
> iTouch. Use a program like WireShark to accomplish this.
>
>
> On Jun 5, 6:39 pm, "cfacun...@cox.net" <cfacun...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> YEah I guess I should have been more specific. I have have and iPad
>> and have just started playing with Command Fusion and Bitwise touch
>> using the bitwise controls BC4X1. I have it controlling Samsung
>> bluray , Denon 3808 , tv , xbmc , Apple TV and hopefully my HAI system
>> before long. I started with all IR and have since moved the Denon to
>> IP and as soon as I catch on I will use the xbmc ( 1-way first and
>> hopefully graduate to a Fiasco-ish 2-way) via IP. I was thinking since
>> there are apps to control the Apple TV and bluray then there is
>> bound to be a way to integrate all of this into CF via IP. From what I
>> have discovered so far it doesn't seem like it will be as elementary
>> as the Denon using Telnet with ASCII commands all spelled out for me
>> on paper , but I am always up for a challenge.
>>
>> On Jun 5, 5:11 pm, digimenet <ja...@digime.net> wrote:
>>
>>> Well, there a few Blu-Ray players that provide ethernet connectivity.
>>> And there have been some developments down that line of control:
>>
>>> http://www.pocketblu.com/Features_Control.aspxhttp://bdtouch.com/usin...
>>
>>> (Fiasco - Sony is one such company to provide IP connectivity with
>>> there blu-ray players, not to mention there flat-screen TVs as well.)
>>
>>> However, in most these cases, the blu-ray disc must provide that
>>> needed back-end support.
>>
>>> https://live.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?c...
>>> (Foot note number 5)
>>
>>> I am sure that native support is in the very near future.
>>
>>> On Jun 5, 4:56 pm, Fiasco <dgvoll...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>>> First the bluray player would have to be controllable by IP and
>>>> connected to your local area network via wifi or ethernet.
>>
>>>> If that exists in the bluray player then yes, you can control it via
>>>> CF.
>>
>>>> Another option is RS232 if the bluray has a RS232 control port.
>>
>>>> Otherwise you are left with using IR
>>
>>>> The last two options would require a 3rd party controller like a
>>>> globalcache iTach.
>>
>>>> On Jun 5, 3:50 pm, "cfacun...@cox.net" <cfacun...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>>>> Has anyone figured out how to control bluray players via IP? I assume
>>>>> it can be done since there is an iphone app available. I did some
>>>>> searching but pretty much came up dry , but I may not have been using
>>>>> the correct terminology since this is all pretty new to me.
>
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