VLC Remote A VLC remote control written with Flutter.
First, you will need to start VLC’s built-in server for VLC Remote to connect to.
Open VLC’s preferences (Tools → Preferences on Windows/Linux), find the “Show settings” section and click “All” to view advanced settings:
Scroll down to find the Interface → Main interfaces settings and check the “Web” option:
Switch to the Interface → Main interfaces -> Lua settings and set a password for the VLC server in the “Lua HTTP” section:
VLC Remote uses vlcplayer as its default password - if you set this now, you’ll have one less thing to configure later.
Finally, restart VLC and open VLC Remote on your phone.
Use the cog icon in the title bar to open the Settings screen.
For initial setup, VLC Remote will try to pre-fill the start of your LAN IP in the Host IP section.
You will need to look up your computer’s IP address and configure it here:
Looking up your IP on Windows - Open a Command Prompt - Type ipconfig
and press enter to - Look for IPv4 Address
in the command’s output, which should have an IP address similar to the Host IP setting in the app
Looking up your IP on Linux/Mac - Open a Terminal - Type ifconfig
and press enter to - Look for eth0
in the command’s output, which should have an IP address similar to the Host IP setting in the app
Once you’ve configured the Host IP address (and the Password if you didn’t use vlcplayer
) click the Test Connection button.
If VLC Remote was able to successfully connect, the connection info will be saved.
Once connected to VLC, tap the ⏏️ button to browse for media️; once selected, it will be enqueued on VLC’s playlist.
Author: insin
GitHub: https://github.com/insin/vlc_remote
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