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<blockquote data-quote="fforde" data-source="post: 480763" data-attributes="member: 52082">Sure we have definitely considered it and from the ground up when it was just me on the project I designed the core framework to be as independent as possible from MediaPortal so that a stand alone version or a version as a plugin for another HTPC app would be possible. Over time there have been inevitable dependencies to MediaPortal that have creeped into the project, but nothing too difficult to overcome. Assuming that no one joins the project with the explicit purpose of porting the app to a stand alone version or to another HTPC app, this is something we will start looking at after version 1.0 (which would be the point when we are feature complete so to speak). So long term, yes this is a very real and likely possibility. I would not expect anything within the next six to eight months though minimum, we are a small team and Moving Pictures is a hobby for everyone involved right now. So progress is sometimes slow.EDIT: By the way thanks for the kind words. Comments like this are what make working on Moving Pictures very fulfilling.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fforde, post: 480763, member: 52082"] Sure we have definitely considered it and from the ground up when it was just me on the project I designed the core framework to be as independent as possible from MediaPortal so that a stand alone version or a version as a plugin for another HTPC app would be possible. Over time there have been inevitable dependencies to MediaPortal that have creeped into the project, but nothing too difficult to overcome. Assuming that no one joins the project with the explicit purpose of porting the app to a stand alone version or to another HTPC app, this is something we will start looking at after version 1.0 (which would be the point when we are feature complete so to speak). So long term, yes this is a very real and likely possibility. I would not expect anything within the next six to eight months though minimum, we are a small team and Moving Pictures is a hobby for everyone involved right now. So progress is sometimes slow. EDIT: By the way thanks for the kind words. Comments like this are what make working on Moving Pictures very fulfilling. [/QUOTE]

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