this is feedback video from my other video about how to get your ps3 remote to work on your pc, sorry for the poor quality, i wont actually be showing you with my ps3 remote as ive had to use all my usb ports as i got my webcam on, but its pretty simple to follow
Duration : 0:4:24
Here is what you need to do in order to use a Harmony One IR remote to control your RF/ IR Bose Lifestyle 28 Home Theatre Systems. As your Bose remote is strictly RF, you need to use a laptop so you can move the USB connected Harmony remote next to the Bose Media Center in order for it to “learn” commands. There is no IR emitter from the Bose remote. I wasn’t able to find any how to’s, so I figured I should write one up. So you don’t have to shell out the extra money for a Harmony remote with RF to control a Bose product.
Duration : 0:2:6
My custom Media Center computer. It is a Pentium-D dual-core with 2 gigs of ram (doesn’t need more), wireless keyboard and mouse, bluetooth enabled, capable of being controlled by and streaming media to anything with a web browser including some phones such as the iphone. It currently has Media Center 2005 on it due to some odd incompatibilities with one of the tuners with Vista Ultimate. I have a software encoder card (the MSI) and video is pathetic in Vista. I got it to work in XP with a MCE compatible free software encoder. In addition to the media center remote, it can also be controlled from a wii controller via bluetooth, although it loses connection if it goes into standby. The dell system it’s based on powers down the USB ports during standby. Side effect is the only way to bring the system out of standby is press the power button. A workaround for this is a plugin that only shuts the monitor off with the remote. Media center 2005 is kind of flaky. It brings the system out of standby to update the guide anyway and won’t power it down again.
It’s possible i will be changing the streaming client due to incompatibility with xbmc with the current one. This will remove the need to actually use media center at all.
Duration : 0:2:50
8 in 1 flash card reader works but the PS3 only allows up to four storage devices at one time. PS2/PS2 to USB adapter, plugged in IR DVD remote device and other devices fucntion.
Duration : 0:4:0
Double Din 7″ touch Head Unit with Bluetooth, Ipod in, TV, DIVX, USB and remote. Bought this at bigboxstore.com and am going to try to sell it very soon. $189 with $39 postage to anywhere in AUS. send questions to hardcore_wasian@hotmail.com
Duration : 0:9:2
support mp3 (or WMA)music playing
support usb host,SD/MMC card and line-in function
206 preset channels within 87.0-108MHz
memory functions of song,volume and frequency
lcd display of frenquency/track No.and name of song
car cigar socket power supply (12v or 24v DC power)
fully adjustable joint
infrared remote control
Duration : 0:2:18
It can connect 4 cameras at the same time for reviewing and recording onto a removable hard disk. You can use your own hard disk. It has built-in motion detection function. And all functions can be controlled by a remote control. It is selling on www.eazzydeal.com
Duration : 0:2:5
Espardino SDK comes with a remote monitor for debugging from GDB,
you can use it to debug on Flash or RAM, with unlimited breakpoints.
In this example we are debuging on RAM, but check the flash example.
You can connect from bare GDB or even from eclipse.
Duration : 0:1:52
I have to Logitech Dual Action Gamepads connected to my PC via USB. Can I use these same remotes with the PS3 or do I have to buy extra Dualshock remotes?
Thanks
There’s an outside chance that it would work with ps2 games, just like when you plug a ps2 controller in with an adapter, but it will not work as a ps3 controller, because it won’t sync.
There is something else to consider: the ps3’s sixaxis and dualshock 3 are essentially 28-axis joysticks. The buttons are so sensitive that a pc will recognize each one as a joystick axis. That goes especially for the L2 and R2 buttons which have a special fulcrum bar that gives them a huge range of motion, making them ideal for racing and shooting games.
If your Logitech doesn’t have exactly the same buttons, including l2 and r2 buttons with a huge range of values, it wouldn’t work the same on ps3 games. It would be kind of like when I plug in my Logitech steering wheel for gran turismo and then for some reason my ps3 turns it into controller 1, and suddenly I can’t navigate in the game, or switch it back because it has no "PS" button.
This goes especially because of the numbering scheme of your gamepad. Every controller sends data from each button along a particular path resulting in Operating systems designating them "button 1," "button 2," etc. On the sixaxis, the d-pad is buttons 5,6,7 and 8. Then L2 is 9, R2 is 10, L1 is 11, and R1 is 12, triangle is 13, circle is 14, x is 15, square is 16. L3 and R3 have some mysterious designation I can’t decipher. If your Logitech doesn’t number its buttons in a similar pattern, you will have to do a lot of trial and error to figure out which button does what. And it’s likely L3 and R3 wouldn’t work at all. There will have to be a button 0 if you want to have a ‘PS" button functionality.
All those troubles aside, it might just work, kind of.
Hp Laptop – for 849.00
PROCESSOR
Intel Core 2 Duo processor T9300 (2.5GHz/6MB L2 Cache)
MEMORY
4GB DDR2 SDRAM (2×2048MB)
HARD DRIVE
160GB 5400 RPM SATA Hard Drive
DISPLAY
15.4" WXGA BrightView Widescreen (1280×800)
MULTIMEDIA DRIVE
LightScribe Super Multi 8X DVDRW w/Double Layer
VIDEO GRAPHICS
NVIDIA GeForce 8400M GS w/ Webcam
DIGITAL MEDIA
5-in-1 media card reader
COMMUNICATION
802.11b/g WLAN and Bluetooth
KEYBOARD
Full-Size
POINTING DEVICE
Touchpad with dedicated vertical scroll up/down pad
DIMENSIONS
14.05" (L) x 10.12" (W) x 1" (min H)/1.69" (max H)
WEIGHT
6.14 lbs.
PC CARD SLOTS
ExpressCard/54 slot (also supports ExpressCard/34)
EXTERNAL PORTS
Expansion Port 3 connector
Three USB 2.0
IEEE 1394 Firewire port
S-video TV-out
Integrated Consumer IR (remote control receiver)
Two headphones out
Microphone in
RJ-11 (modem)
RJ-45 (LAN)
VGA port
SOUND
Integrated Altec Lansing stereo speakers
POWER
Standard Lithium-Ion
sure