Will this remote pause and play videos on Windows Media Player or VLC?
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I haven't tried it, but it should. You can switch it to become a remote mouse for your screen. I needed a second one to replace a pointer that didn't work after a year. This one has held up a long time and I use it daily in a classroom.
1109116
I tried with VLC and it did not pause or play. That said, leaving the mouse over the play button and simply clicking did the trick.
1135859
Not 100% sure. My receiver wasn't listed but I thought for the price I would try it and it worked. The pause button works to.
89049
Well I use it with the mutilive software provided, it plays on my windows media player software, also you can e-mail info@sharx.com for tech support their great I own several cameras and have no problems.
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OK, sorry about the delay in refining my answer as it took me that long to look at this again. Anyway, I'm guessing you want to get out of the video that's playing and go to either another video or back to xBox itself. Yes, touch the pause/play button on the current selection to stop. Then use the remote's "back" button to see the navigation for the Windows Media Center. Then to get out of the WMC extender, go to "Guide" on the remote, then scroll up or down via the remote's ring to "Tasks." Then left to "Close" or "Exit", (I don't remember the exact word), then center-click that, which will bring you back to the xBox interface. Hope this info is of some help. OK, sorry about the delay in refining my answer as it took me that long to look at this again. Anyway, I'm guessing you want to get out of the video that's playing and go to either another video or back to xBox itself. Yes, touch the pause/play button on the current selection to stop. Then use the remote's "back" button to see the navigation for the Windows Media Center. Then to get out of the WMC extender, go to "Guide" on the remote, then scroll up or down via the remote's ring to "Tasks." Then left to "Close" or "Exit", (I don't remember... » Read More OK, sorry about the delay in refining my answer as it took me that long to look at this again. Anyway, I'm guessing you want to get out of the video that's playing and go to either another video or back to xBox itself. Yes, touch the pause/play button on the current selection to stop. Then use the remote's "back" button to see the navigation for the Windows Media Center. Then to get out of the WMC extender, go to "Guide" on the remote, then scroll up or down via the remote's ring to "Tasks." Then left to "Close" or "Exit", (I don't remember the exact word), then center-click that, which will bring you back to the xBox interface. Hope this info is of some help. « Show Less
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yes but have to make sure your using the latest windows media player that supports dlna and have a router that supports dlna (this is the key to making it work).... you can also you air play as well... the remote that comes with it will not give the user a much visual control... you will not know what the device is actually doing.... i would download the sony app "media remote".... thats the easiest control method
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I do not know, but ir works fine with windows media player. It may just as well play with i tune.
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If you are referring to Netflix in Windows Media Center then yes it will. If you are talking about the Netflix app on Windows 8 then no unfortunately they did not build that app for remotes.
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According to my owner's manual, besides 'start', 'stop' and 'pause', it has 'fast motion play', 'slow motion play', 'step motion play' and 'skip motion play'. Besides controlling the player, the remote has a TV 'on/off', TV 'volume' and a TV input 'source'. All of these controls are activated by pushing a button on the remote. There is no zoom control, but you can set the TV aspect ratio and the resolution. In addition, there are three menus; 'disc' menu, 'popup' menu and 'Home' menu. Any one on those menus allows you to pre-select or set different functions such as those you would use over and over again. You can also set different audio modes. There are quite a few other settings I have not used yet; movie frame speed, wired and wireless network, language, security, parental ratings and with a computer connected to the USB port you can see files (like doing a slide show) from your computer. The unit is small; 12" wide, 8" deep and 1-1/2" high and is very light weight. My only complaint is the time-out time length when you press 'pause' (like to go to the bathroom); it is too short for me (my other Blu-ray player pause time is about 12-15 minutes). I don't know if you can change the pause length time. I got this player so I could watch DVDs and Blu-ray discs from any country (zone) in the world.
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Not with the software it comes with. XSplit will work with it and output a greenscreen'd video stream.
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Hello there, I have m2v files that it plays, so I have to assume it can play m4v. There are very few files that this media player cannot play. RealMedia may be the only exception, although I have played RMVB files on it. It does support resume. I have paused it on a video file and I was able to come back to it and pick up where it left off. This is all I know, I hope it was helpful. Take care.
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This was the worst media player I have ever owned. I do not use it so I do not know it's capabilities. The circuit board inside does not line up with the openings. The remote must be within 6 to 12 inches to work. For around the same money I bought a Micca Speck 1080p Full-HD Ultra Portable Digital Media Player. It works great.
1534945
Yes it does, but do not buy this. It does not play all the files as stated and the remote does not work all the time.
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Any Windows Media Center remotes will work in Windows 7 natively. Also, an Xbox360 media remote can control basic functions. I have a Logitech Harmony remote and have it set up as a Windows Media Center remote and it works great.
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The .srt will play along with a DivX video as long as they are both in the same folder, and named the same thing (except for the extension of course). Just press Subtitle on the remote once the video is playing and it will work.
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This remote only has buttons to allow you to start and stop a video. However you can use the cursor to control your video if you have onscreen controls.
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AIOS does not support this useful and there is no sign of further product feature implementation. VLC is a great open source with these cool features. Unfortunately, it is not support in media player. Hope it helps.
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The pause, play and volume features will work but not sure about the track forward and rewind