[slinkelist] need a remote contral that uses CDJ and fits on coffee table

[AndyStein@aol.com]

    How difficult would it be to port CDJ to WinCE (or whatever they're 
calling it now) so that the remote, or a PDA, could do almost everything CDJ 
does without the wires and the computer? New PDAs are beginning to come with 
32 MB RAM, which should hold a user file fairly easily.  Even if a PDA 
version only allowed users to play discs and tracks and did not include 
features such as allowing manual input or CDDB lookup of titles, users could 
benefit by using the regular CDJ for the more complicated functions and 
reserving the PDA CDJ for simple control of CD players, receivers, playing 
songs and discs, etc.  In effect, the PDA program could be a junior version 
of CDJ, so that the user transferred his user and playlist files from 
computer to PDA whenever necessary.

    Is such a PDA program a difficult port, particularly in the WinCE context?


    Andrew


In a message dated 6/24/00 7:27:45 AM Pacific Daylight Time, 
TWHumphrey@fuse.net writes:

<< Download the mouse emulator to permit control of most CDJ functions with a 
handheld remote by emulating mouse movements and clicks.  It is available in 
the Nirvis user download area.
   ----- Original Message ----- 
   From: Michael Cody 
   To: slinkelist@nirvis.com 
   Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2000 12:39 AM
   Subject: [slinkelist] need a remote contral that uses CDJ and fits on 
coffee table
 
 
   Anyone succesfully created/found anything like this? >>