Recent content by Anthony Vaughan

Many thanks:).

I have had to reinstall windows on my development machine (sigh...). I have lost the link to the source code for MP1. Would someone please give me the link to the GIT source for MP1? Tony

I have been using the following link to access the MP1 GIT HUB: https://github.com/MediaPortal/MediaPortal-1 This page doesn't reflect changes to sources after the final release is enacted. For example, it says the last change is 2 months ago. Is there a way to know that sources have been...

Ah. The timestamp on MediaPortal.cs is 23/04/2025 03:58. I've looked at the GIT Hub and see that you have fixed it;). Sorry to have bothered you.

Yes. It's not easy to spot them all. I expect many MP1 users don't switch to other so this wouldn't happen to them. I only came across this because I added DVD player to my setup and started to get log errors when switching between the MP1 laptop and the DVD player;).

Now that MediaPortal has gone 64-bit, any references to lParam should be converted to int64 rather than int32 or compared to zero without being converted. An example of this is the OnDeviceChange method in MediaPortal.cs where the following fails: if (msg.LParam.ToInt32() != 0) { The...

Talking about moving to .NET framework vs 4.7.2, I had an issue with EntityFramework after moving the projects to 4.7.2; EntityFramework still being at vs 4.0. As soon as I moved EntityFramework to 4.5 to issues went away. Bear in mind that I use EntityFramework for my refactored version. This...

I've just tried compiling vs 1.36 and 1.37 using VS 2022 and had no issues. I also tried opening 1.31 using VS 2022 without issues as well. I can only think that in the early days of VS 2022 there were issues with projects only using 4.0 that no longer apply. So, VS 2022 seems to work fine for...

Yes. So do I. I also have VS 2022 installed to handle my own development; mostly using WPF. Ages ago I accidentally started MP1 by double-clicking the .sln file, which opened VS 2022, and it seemed to want to make loads of changes to infrastructure. It seemed to expect .NET framework later...

Now that you are using .NET 4.7.2, over 4.0, in the upcoming release of MP1 vs 1.37, are you using VS 2022 to compile or are you sticking with 2019?

Sorry. DefaultWideHD skin, on the WindowsPlugin > GUIVideoFiles > GUIVideoInfo screen (I think). See screen print below. Hope this helps.

In version 1.36 (I think), technical specifications were added to the center panel of the movie info screen when 'Movie Info before play' is set ON. I think that the center panel has been widened and this has caused the Country field contents in the left-hand panel is overlapping into the center...

Just to be clear, I am talking about the GitHub access to the source code - using the Code button. I noticed that there is a link 'MediaPortal 1.36 Release' at the right-hand side of the page that takes me to page that has a link to the source code at the bottom of the page. That link seems to...

I have tried to download the MediaPortal-1 of vs 1.36 source code and Windows 10 is saying it contains a virus. I have never had a problem with previous versions. Is this happening to anyone else?

Thanks for that. I'll give it a try.