Hi all!
This is a simple plugin which lets you control your Samsung TV from PC over LAN interface. TV should be connected to your home network by ethernet or Wi-Fi. It should work with any recent Samsung network-capable TV. It is tested with C-series but should work with D-series also. E-series is not tested yet.
You should provide IP addres of TV and TV Model name in the format like "LE46C650".
This work is abased on python script samsungremote.py by Asif Iqbal and this Eventghost plugin by Lars-Peter Voss
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Samsung TV Over LAN
Samsung TV Over LAN
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- SamsungTVOverLAN.zip
- Samsung TV Over LAN plugin v. 0.1
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Re: Samsung TV Over LAN
there was already a plugin for samsung tv "Samsung TV Network Control" by Guy Moreau ? is it the same ?
by the way is it possible to "wake up" a tv from ethernet ?
by the way is it possible to "wake up" a tv from ethernet ?
Re: Samsung TV Over LAN
Actually It's not the same, but very similar. I first made my plugin and only after that found that version. The only advantage of my plugin is if your computer has several network interfaces. That plugin may fail, my should not.Pastis wrote:there was already a plugin for samsung tv "Samsung TV Network Control" by Guy Moreau ? is it the same ?
Nope, I could not manage to setup Wake-on-lan capability for my TV. When it's in standby, its network interface is completely down, and does not listen to network.Pastis wrote:by the way is it possible to "wake up" a tv from ethernet ?