There's already numerous remote interfaces for winamp. For starters, you might want to play around with Winamp Web Interface and BrowseAmp. Both are easily customizable with html and css.
Hey everyone. I got a bit of an issue/conundrum/idea.
I'm considering buy an old tablet to work as a screen to my carputer. The laptop was going to wirelessly network with the box in the back of the minivan, and remote desktop/vnc to that front-end. I realized it probably wouldn't work with video/dvd and so-on, but didnt think it would be a problem.
Wow, was I wrong.
It's horribly. I just attempted a conenction from my laptop to my desktop and it was horrible. It lagged and the playlist was horrible to use cause of the lag, and it took 1-2 seconds before it acutally updated. It wasn't a smooth screen, it like scanned from the top.
Solution:
Have the front-end run on the remote computer, and through a connection control an app on the box in the trunk.
This could be useful for others who want to have a laptop be able to control there carputers also - like when they have passengers.
I see it being a small low graphic intensive front-end, or at least configurable for such options. That would be for people like me who want to run it on a 5 year old tablet.
So is this plausible? I imagine using winamp would be the eaasiest to make the server app (for the box in the boot).
Who wants to do it? I'm not so great at music/UI coding, but I do some networking in perl.
There's already numerous remote interfaces for winamp. For starters, you might want to play around with Winamp Web Interface and BrowseAmp. Both are easily customizable with html and css.
Frodoplayer has a web-based interface![]()
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