Martijnh

I'm in search of an app with which I can view photos from a network share and let me swipe through them. Or maybe even show them as a slideshow.

Apps like ES File Explorer or File Manager HD let me view single photo's, but not slide through a set of pics. And the default Honeycomb photo viewer only scans the (Galaxy Tab 10.1) tablet for pitures.

I've searched like hell -no results.... any ideas?

janko22

yeah, no kidding im lookign for the same thing, actually more
since we ahve thousands of pics, whats the best way to show them off - via a tablet/picture frame.

im looking for an app to basically read off my NAS for pics, which can either play them in Random, or based on some tags and so on.
i dotn want to rename my pics, jsut tag them, and then show them on the tablet.

any ideas?? im willing to pay for this kind of app.
please someone make it.
i know Synlogy and WD photos has something liek this but not as advanced, like tagging sorting, random.

any ideas???
anyone???

defrederick

Have a look on the Market for Netslide. It's pretty basic, but does exactly what you're looking for. Donate for 99 cents.

He's not developing it any more, but you might be able to get him to send you the source code if you want to run with it.

Cheers,

Dan

Ian glos

Just looked at Netslide, and it doesn't want to connect with my nas drive (which has a password on it. Any others?

mhotovec

QuickPic lets you choose which drives you want to view pictures from. Not sure if it's compatible with network drives, but it's free to find out.
QuickPic.

SpiderSX

Stop Searching... This is the ANSWER:

I have been looking for the same app for my Samsung Galaxy Phone and my Thrive. At first I had been using Flickr Pro, and uploading my images to Flickr. Viewing them with the Just Pictures App works very well, as does the slideshow. but uploading is very time consuming.

I had tried many different apps to get a slideshow to work on my network, maybe 10 hours wasted. But I found Success.

I did have to root my Toshiba Thrive, after much research. Once rooted, I installed CIFS Manager which let me Map my Windows Network Share on Android.

Mapping the network drive on Android tricks the operating system into thinking the files are local, and thus lets you choose which application to open the files with. (you must be rooted)

After Mapping the drive you need a good File Explorer, I found ES File Explorer to be great but it has its own Image Viewer that I could not seem to turn off. So I am using AndExplorer and when I open an image... it asks which app to use!

And Quickpic is the best... I've tried many. Again Quickpic is the best! However if Quickpic had a better folder browsing layout and got rid of albums, a file explorer would not be needed.


Message to Quickpic DEVS: listen to our requests we will pay!

Last edited by SpiderSX; January 6th, 2012 at 03:39 AM.

loxai

Have you tried entering USER:PASSWORD@HOST instead of just the host address?
Netslide is indeed a very primitive app (it was actually my first Android project)... I should do some improvements, but I'm focused on other projects now (and feel lazy to get back to it :P )