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ok i got it all working, but when i'm browsing on my psp, sometimes the mouse stops moving, but i can move the screen around and it will turn gray whereever i move the screen.. it does this alot, and it crashes sometimes too.. what can i do to help prevent this?
Okay, I can get through all of the options, and when I insert my password, it works, and then it is just a black screen that comes up, I can quit and everything, but I can't get past the black screen after inputting my password!
Does this work with firmware 2.0 cuz my psp freezes at the wifi loading screen.
(yes i kno how to work wifi on 2.0 i use pspradio.)
Same Thing is happening to me too man. And hey you said you got your PSP Radio to load on 2.0 using 0.9 Loader? Cause I'm having trouble with it cause my Wi-Fi isnt coming on while i use it.
lol this is awesome it's gonna drive my mom crazy lol.
So... does this work with v2.0 firmware.
Thanks
I WISH THAt THEY WOULD upgrade PVNC 1.1 to like 2.0 make it faster and better since we have had it now FOR a VERY long time it would be nice 2 see a new and impoved one...
Any chance pVNC will work with 2.6 GTA eloader someday ?
I know Wifi support is missing in the 2.6 eloader, but if/once we get that sorted, could you make it eloader compatible ?
TIA
When you're trying to "click" or "double click" the PSP needs to send signals continuously for it to work but i believe it lacks the ability to do so for some reason. What you need is to hold down one of the shoulder buttons ("Left" or "Right") on the PSP while you're trying to "click" or "double click". This way you guarantee - to some degree - that the signal going out from your PSP are contiguous. Try it and you'll see that it works smoothly...Zitat:
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P.S.: RealVNC works perfect, and i suggest it.
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The gray border issue is because your connection went bad. When this happens you have 2 choices:Zitat:
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1. Wait for the connection to get better by moving closer to the access point (you may wait for it forever :mrgreen: )
2. Press "Home" then select "Disconnect". Then "Connect" again.
I suggest you set VNC Server Properties - Access Control aproprietly which it will only allow "you" to connect, and then disable the default password so that you needn't enter the password again and again.
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PVNC can connect to your PC from any access point as long as the following are provided;Zitat:
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1. You know the "public ip" of your computer or the router that your computer is connected to.
2. Either your computer is in DMZ (de-militarized zone) or the port 5900 (TCP) is forwarded from the router to your local PC.
3. No firewall interference, meaning port 5900 (TCP) is not blocked.
4. RealVNC or TightVNC installed, configured and running on the PC which you're trying to connect.
If all of these are set up, create a static ip infrastructure connection on your PSP then fire up PVNC. Choose the connection you created then use "new host" function to add your PC. Miracle happens...
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I saw a person ask this question a couple of times along the last 20 pages of info or so.
He said that he can NOT see his dual monitor setup. I have been using VNC for many months now and am glad to find it come in at least a limited form for my PSP.
In my experience only RealVNC will show mulitiple monitors when you are remotely connected(as a single seemless HUGE monitor). TightVNC will only show the primary monitor!
Also something that I have not seen asked yet is that you CAN connect into more then 1 computer behind the same router OR Lan by assigning a different port to each computer(port number in your VNC server settings). You could leave your main computer at port 5900(default), and a second computer you can set the VNC server to port 5901.
BTW, 5800 is used for a VNC connect using a Web Browser. All you need is the Sun Java plug-in installed in the Client computer. That way you don't have to install the TightVNC client on every computer you come across just to access your computer remotely.
Now depending on which computer you want to access on your PSP, you just make sure that you use that computers IP and the matching port.
If you are doing this from a hotspot NOT at your own routers location, then you setup the port forwarding in your router to correspond with the two different computers.
If you want clarification on this just let me know. I have been using VNC for a long time now and have access from any hotspot.
One other thing, as far as the primary and secondary DNS settings go in the PSP, you don't want to get them from your routers Web Style page if you plan on hooking up from a Hot Spot. Just do as the one fellow says that you do an automatic setup with your psp first, then just copy all that information to a Static setup in the PSP.
Since different routers offer different ranges of assigned IP's I have found if you assign an IP out of the range of the Hot Spot's IP range, then you will get a failed tested connection and a signal strenght of 1%. By just changing your Static IP in the PSP to the acceptable range of the Wireless Hot Spot's router, then you will get a successful connection.
Hope this helps someone.
Shanman
Hey,
I can't figure out whats the problem. I have used vnc for years (I am using tight 1.29), its connectable on my network, the ports are forwarded and everything is good on my side.
The psp settings are solid, I can connect to the network, and use other programs to access the net.
I downloaded the program twice, the 'hosts' folder is in the 'vnc' folder.
When I start it up it says "No static Connections Found. Please add one."
Anything I click, It exits the program.
I have seen this error, but not a clear response. If vnc is working perfectly on the computer, why it is kicking out. I have a 1.5 and am using the folders for the 1.5.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Any chance pvnc will work on 2.6 eloader some day ?
is there ANY way to run this on 2.00? it locks up at "Wi-Fi Loading". i'm using the "bock" eboot loader, which says it supports "automatic wi-fi"
darknite: Read the first page of the thread. Your PSP needs to be set with a static connection, instead of an automatic one. It's explained there.
Ody_nOOb: PVNC as it is now won't work on eloader until someone rewrites the network connection code. I've heard PVNC is open source, which would allow someone to recompile using new code, but until someone takes the initiative 2.0+ support is impossible.
wow adduc first post and youre on fire
oh well, i'll downgrade just to try it
ok, so i downgraded to 1.5 and i can control my PC with my PSP, but only for 15-60 seconds and then it freezes. any ideas?
On the program I try to change the password and it won't let me. I tried uninstalling it but the same password stays there and I don't know what it is!!! Are there regestry files or something I can delete? Or anything to get those old seetings to go away because uninstaling didn't work. Thanks
Thanks for the great tutorial. I had to switch to realVNC though because i have multiple monitors. No real speed difference.
ody noob it doe's work on fw2.6 i have it working on mine and my fw1.5.
it's been said b4 and i will add it again incase people do not wish to go back to the first thread.
easy way to set up ip.
delete all your connects on your psp memory card and start a fresh ip address for your psp
enter 192.168.0.123 and then save and test connection u now have a static ip
when u go into pvnc it will show up as a wi fi connect go to new then type in your tight vnc address which u get from your desktop task bar just hover your cursor over it and it will appear. enter that address in your new host box choose a system icon and press x
u should now be connected
and last but not least i had all the earlier problems b4 and it turned out that u must get the host folder in your download so when u extract choose option to extract all folders and files if not it never work for u no matter what u do i know cos i downloaded it loads and did'nt get all the folders. so recheck and look at the options when u extract
thanks to vinny for that bit about the folders. cos it won't work if not extracted right. maybe some1 should attach the windows auto installer to it that would help.
It does work NOW (pvnc 1.2.x).Zitat:
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It didn't before.
http://forums.qj.net/zx-81s-homebrew-releases/50282-portable-vnc-v1-2-1-working-now-all-fw-except-2-7-a.html
Follow the guide on first page.
will this also work on a wireless network card if so how?
stuck at connection.........any one help ? :PC:
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HOW could i get it to work if im away from my comp's network?
ok, I have got all the info for the IP custom set-up however the DNS's on my computer are automatically gotten from the IP provider......what do I do now?
Read my guide ? :pZitat:
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on the tight vnc settings i change the password to what i want click ok but when i go back to the settings the password has changed back and i dont no what that is
Thaks t works, my problem was that I had serverhost of irshell on ;)
You sure this is the thread you intended to post in ?!? :pZitat:
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Okay so this program works fine with my other PC that has the router connected to it, but this PC that has the wireless usb adapter thing wont work. Is there any reason why it shouldn't work, or way I could get it to work?
I keep getting the error -1/118 can some one help me please?
Can anyone help me please....
thanks for your help
I apologize for the bump but I'm having this error as well. Should I just switch to realvnc?Zitat:
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EDIT: I just read the password always displays the same ammount of characters and it actually is storing my password. Yet when I enter it to my psp it says authentication failed.
Edit: fixed :)
I also have this problem! I need your help! Please anyone help me! This program is cool and i want to use it!Zitat:
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I tried this. It tries to connect for a long time and then gives me the error -1/116. Any help?
This is one of the coolest things I have ever seen in my life. You are amazing.
After selection my host it stays on the "Connecting..." screen.
Wish this would work, it seems awesome