About Download control itunes with gestures
AppControllerEvery time when you try to pause/play iTunes on your Mac, you may feel it annoying to bring the iTunes to the foreground, aim the mouse cursor to the triangle button, and press it. Or when you are doing a presentation, you simply do not want to bring a remote with you to control the keynote. To simplify app controlling experience, I designed an OS X app, the AppController, which can assist users to control other apps by detecting their gestures through the built-in iSight camera. AppController utilizes the Gesture Detector to recognize three kinds of gestures – fist, palm, and pointing, based on a trained generic gesture model. The gesture detector predicts a gesture by extracting the histogram of gradients (HOG) descriptors of an image, and uses support vector machine (SVM) to classify.The AppController consists of two parts: the higher level (AppController UI) which captures image and sends controlling signal to other apps, and the lower level (the Gesture Detector) which classifies the gesture in an image. The figure above shows how these two parts are combined and how the AppController works. Specifically, the AppController UI captures images through the built-in Mac iSight camera; it passes single images to the Gesture Detector; the Gesture Detector extracts the HOG descriptors of an image, and uses the trained gesture SVM model to classify gestures; the Gesture Detector passes the gesture decision to the AppController UI; and the AppController UI is able to trigger App controlling signal by the decision.The AppController is designed to control numbers of apps, including iTunes, Safari, Google Chrome, iWorks, Microsoft Office, Adobe Reader, etc. The two snapshots above show that I play iTunes and that I scroll down a Chrome webpage respectively.Demo video
Key features of the Download control itunes with gestures that are enabled through these drivers include:
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Use your iOS device as a remote for your Windows PC - Control the mouse, keyboard, media, presentations and more!The Remote Control Collection is a compilation of remotes, which you can use to wirelessly control your Windows PC. The unified remotes enable you to control the PC beyond mouse and keyboard!Included remote controls are: -Mouse-Keyboard-Live Screen (Pro)-Speech recognition-Media Player (Pro)-Slideshows (Pro)-Scroll-ShortcutsMouse RemoteImagine your PC’s touchpad right on your iOS device. Multitouch gestures like scrolling and zooming are supported. You can toggle the keyboard to send keys at the same time.Keyboard RemoteUse the physical or virtual keyboard to type characters and they will appear on your PC. Important keys like Windows, Escape and Control are also available.Desktop RemoteSee your PC's screen right on your iOS device live and control the mouse at the same time.Media RemoteControl the media player of your choice! Supported are Windows Media Player, iTunes, Spotify, VLC, Media Monkey, Songbird and more.Presenter RemoteControl your slideshows directly from your mobile device! The screen of your PC will be transmitted to your device in real time! That works with Powerpoint, Impress, Adobe Reader and Windows Media Center.Scroll RemoteEasily navigate through long websites like Facebook, 9gag or something similar.ShortcutsShutdown the PC from your bed or use the most common keyboard shortcuts to work faster.To receive the commands from the Remote Control App, you will need the Remote Control Server. You can download it for free from: you have trouble setting up a connection, follow this step-by-step guide or watch the video tutorial at:
