@tony3ridge : The problem with Samsung is, that I'm using a native C++ DLL from Samsung which does everything to find/connect/send commands with Samsung TVs. I've just written a wrapper for that DLL. When you go into the MediaPortal configuration, does you TV appear in the combo box "TVs in Network"?
@wouter1971: I stretched a 21:9 TAB movie with the "Zoom" Menu, and everything seems to be OK.
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Are you using the "Zoom" option from the menu?
@wouter1971: I stretched a 21:9 TAB movie with the "Zoom" Menu, and everything seems to be OK.
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Are you using the "Zoom" option from the menu?
@tony3ridge: I've rewritten the connection code but some tests shown, that the problems remained. Is it possible to control your TV with this plugin:
https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/...iaportal-v1-3-0-or-higher.108567/#post-872316
It seems to use the same library as mine, but im curious to know if this one works.
@andy_328: The SDK has native support for ANDROID and iOS, but not Windows. There is additional support for Apache Cordova, even there, they only provide support for ANDROID and iOS.
From the github code in the plugin I can see, that they are using SSDP for device recognition and a JSON-Interface for controling it. For communication they seem to use a secure websocket. It would be helpful, if anybody here knows where I can find details about the LG JSON-Interface and how to use it from C#, especially the security stuff. I know it's in the github code, but it would take long time to reverse-engineer that.