Access PC to their smartphones by using Wi-Fi.

In our homes TV, Blu-Ray player, and DVR all come with remote controls, but if you use a Android as a remote to control your Computer, nothing comes in the box. Fortunately, if you have an Android phone, you can control just about everything on your PC.

There is an Android app called app called Unified Remote that makes accessing this future a breeze.

Control Apps with Pre-Made Remotes

Here are a few of the most common remotes and the functions they provide:

YouTube - Play, pause, next and last playlist track, and volume.
VLC - Play, pause, volume, next and last video, video scrubbing.
Spotify - Play, pause, next and last track, and volume.
Spotify Advanced (Paid) - Playlist control, search, volume, shuffle, and repeat.
Hulu Desktop & Web (Paid) - Volume/pause for web, navigation controls for Hulu Desktop.
Netflix (Paid) - Play, pause, back and forth scrubbing, fullscreen and volume.
Pandora (Paid) - Play, pause, volume, thumbs up and down.
XBMC (Paid) - Navigation control, play, pause, volume, media file navigation.

So, Lets Get Started

Step 1:

To establish a connection, install the app on your phone

Download The App

Step 2:

Install the server on your PC

Download The Server

Step 3:

Connect both to the same Wi-Fi network. The Android app can then scan your network for any active servers. Select the PC you want to control. That selection will stay as the default until you change it.

In most cases, Unified Remote has dedicated functions that can do most of what you need. However, for the bits in between, you can still use the Basic Input remote to use regular mouse and keyboard controls.

So That's it Guys

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