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{{mininav|[[Remote controls]]}} ...source package that allows users to receive and send infrared signals with a Linux-based computer system.<section end="intro" />

...t your remote works well upon startup. If it does not, then do not proceed with this article. You will also need a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ssh SFTP] client and a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_emulator terminal emulator] like [ht

Remote (see battery slots): RC1974502/00 ...e eeeBox. There was no any MCE USB IR Receiver packaged, instead there was a notice that states:

This is a little collection of hints and tricks to get XBMC (Live) running on the nice and cheap S1-AT5NM10E. == IR Remote ==

...software is respected, commercial vendors are allowed for XBMC to be used with various hardware configurations in various situations.<section end=intro /> ...few examples of third-party companies who have sold hardware bundled with XBMC Media Center.

...c Packet]] from sleeping, hibernating, or powered-off state. It only works with Wake-On-LAN compliant BIOS and NIC. ...siest applications to use to enable Wake-On-LAN is ''ethtool''. Install it with:

...lar sized screen) with interaction using a regular television-style remote control. ...a distance of ten feet from the display (which in this context is normally a large-screen television). To avoid distractions and to be more clear, 10 fo

...enderers. A DMP (Digital Media Player) like Kodi typically only implements a UPnP MediaServer ControlPoint. .../wiki/Upnp UPnP article on Wikipedia], an article which also will give you a good overview about what UPnP is about.

I have put some time in creating a good bare Ubuntu 10.10 install of XBMC on an ION 3D 152D. Showing a console login after powering up does not make sense. So I decided to disabl

...ailable in the latest [http://mirrors.xbmc.org/nightlies/win32/ builds] of XBMC. If you run Windows XP, you need to run the DSPlayer build which you may fi ...ther articles, this wiki-page try to set up your HTPC (Home Theatre PC) as a living-room PC where you also might need to run other programs at the same

...ent team, among them the ability for developers to make contributions from a wide variety of operating systems, including any version of the Windows ope == Working with the Kodi source code ==

...y people need to load other special software, such as audio mixers, remote control software, or EventGhost. Note that XBMC Live may be a better solution for creating a home theater "appliance" and can be tested without modifying your computer.

Please consider some reformatting its a bit messy with the trouble<br /> !! This keymap.xml may (and most likely is) out of date with the cvs. For the most part it should work. Context menus should be working

...article is a mash up of HOW-TO threads found on the [http://forum.xbmc.org XBMC Forum]. It is primarily geared towards Ubuntu '''Linux''' and ASRock ION330 ...BMC for Linux on Asrock ION 330 with full Ubuntu Desktop] by [http://forum.xbmc.org/member.php?u=47403 vikjon0]

...C. You will also need a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ssh SFTP] client and a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_emulator terminal emulator] like [ht ...9.04-10.10 with XBMC-live. This file will map out several features of the remote. The files contained within this tar.gz are an example of just one way to d

...is used to program event clients and simplifies interfacing input devices with Kodi. EventServer accepts commands from event clients such as LIRC, joystic ...rver was created to provide a simple, reliable way to communicate with and control Kodi.

...Frequently Asked Questions for upgrading to Kodi v14 (codename Helix) from a previous version. Includes how to enable some of the new features, where so ...g with so many new names being used, but this is simply the new version of XBMC. As long as you call it version 14/v14/Helix, then everyone will know what

| os = Android 4.1 "Jellybean") with custom Ouya launcher | cpu = [[Archive:Nvidia Tegra]] 3 (T33) SoC with Quad-Core ARM Cortex-A9 CPU @1.7 GHz

...th XBMC for Linux. You'll need a Bluetooth dongle and of course the remote control. All these information can be found [http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?t= Or, using [https://launchpad.net/~kitlaan/+archive/ppa kitlaan's PPA]:

..."intro" />Frequently Asked Questions for upgrading to XBMC v11 (Eden) from a previous version. Includes how to enable some of the new features, where so ...''See also: '''All_platforms_FAQ''' for FAQs that apply to all versions of XBMC.''</big>