11-29-2017, 06:47 AM
Hello there !
After trying to have the same easy-use tiny board as I had with a rpi2 on openelec (that mean andoid smartphone remote, samba shares of ext.Hdd, airplay like etc.....),
I finally found some apps that work great on atv 7.1 build for rock 64 :
- If you want a smartphone remote , install cetusplay remote on your smartphone and cetusplay server on the rock 64.
Combined to "launch on boot" app it do the job perfectly (even the mouse pad somtimes make the mouse disappear but nothing dramatic - you just have to click on it one more time)
- if you want to access to the sd card or a external hhdd connected to the rock64, I recommand you airdroid app (the app should installed on both devices : the rock64 and the pc/mac/linux).
Very easy to use and ollow any type of transfers in both directions.
I hope this will help someones make their dream card board.
The last think I don't reach to make it working is to stream the sound of my android phone to the rock64 (my Rock64 is connected by cable to my theatre hi-fi)
After trying to have the same easy-use tiny board as I had with a rpi2 on openelec (that mean andoid smartphone remote, samba shares of ext.Hdd, airplay like etc.....),
I finally found some apps that work great on atv 7.1 build for rock 64 :
- If you want a smartphone remote , install cetusplay remote on your smartphone and cetusplay server on the rock 64.
Combined to "launch on boot" app it do the job perfectly (even the mouse pad somtimes make the mouse disappear but nothing dramatic - you just have to click on it one more time)
- if you want to access to the sd card or a external hhdd connected to the rock64, I recommand you airdroid app (the app should installed on both devices : the rock64 and the pc/mac/linux).
Very easy to use and ollow any type of transfers in both directions.
I hope this will help someones make their dream card board.
The last think I don't reach to make it working is to stream the sound of my android phone to the rock64 (my Rock64 is connected by cable to my theatre hi-fi)