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License:
Free to try; $14.95 to buy
- Editor's Rating:
- Average User Rating:
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Downloads:
454,055
- Operating Systems:
Pocket PC 2000, Pocket PC 2002
- Additional Requirements:
Pocket PC/Pocket PC 2002
- Limitations:
15-use trial
- Date Added:
September 25, 2007
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Previous Versions:
Publisher's description of TV Remote Controller (ARM/XScale)
TV Remote Controller is a Pocket PC and Pocket PC 2002 application that uses your PDA as a universal remote control for TV, VCR, Cable, SAT, DVD, and other equipment. You can control 38 predefined devices + 30 learned devices + devices in CCF files. Converts your spoken words into infrared remote control signals using voice recognition technology. Can recognize up to 25 voice commands. Listening in the background (you can use another application and control your TV or VCR). Basic skins: TV, VCR and Universal. Ability to work with CCF files (own skins, macros). Learn mode (you can learn up to 30 devices). Multi-Languages (English, German, Italian, French, and Japanese). Uses PDAs hardware buttons to control volume, program and on/off.
Version 5.7 may include unspecified updates.
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Editor's review of TV Remote Controller (ARM/XScale)
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- "TV Remote Controller (ARM/XScale)"
- Version reviewed: TV Remote Controller (ARM/XScale) 5.7
A geek's dream software, this little utility turns a Pocket PC into a universal remote capable of controlling a wide variety of home electronics.
This software comes with an extensive list of supported devices, but allows users to create their own presets with a simple Learning feature. It supports a standard remote-control format called CCF, with a huge variety of additional device profiles available for download online. The program rises above the pack with a voice-activated feature, allowing users to control their devices with voice commands.
Additionally, the tool's interface is well-designed, with all functions presented in an accessible way. It supports seven languages, including French, German and Japanese. The trial version comes with an irritating registration reminder, which appears periodically to interrupt operation. However, the software as a whole is powerful and easy to use, and we would happily recommend it to any techie looking to consolidate remote controls.
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User reviews
- Average user rating: 3.5 stars out of 52 votes
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Version: TV Remote Controller (ARM/XScale) 5.7
"Great software, wish it was free ..."
Pros: + Relatively Cheap
+ Loads CCF files (remote control files containing the graphical layout and the codes for a specific remote, ready to go)
+ Learns codes (from another remote, but I haven't used that function)
+ Works (I used it with a HP iPAQ Pocket PC, the h1915 and a CCF-file)
+ Sends macros
Cons: (-) you can use the demo version only 15 times.
(-) nag-screen every 3 minutes in demo version.
(-) cannot replace hardware, so it could be that your PDA only functions as a remote when it's very close to your equipment...
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Version: TV Remote Controller (ARM/XScale) 5.7
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Version: TV Remote Controller (ARM/XScale) 5.7
"easy to use, needs better graphics"
Pros: It's easy to "learn" remote commands with this application if there isn't already a aprofile for your device. Having one pocket PC is better than having four remotes.
Cons: The overly colorful graphics are a bit of a drag. I'll have to spend some time making it look nicer
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Version: TV Remote Controller (ARM/XScale) 5.7
Pros: jk
Cons: jk
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