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<blockquote data-quote="TritonT" data-source="post: 665871" data-attributes="member: 26020">@ tyorkI have searched everywhere for the BHAAhCmdLine.dll file for you, I don't have it.&nbsp; It was never part of the package of this plugin.&nbsp; It was a hack to let CM15 users have limited function of the plugin.&nbsp; The reason it was required is that nobody ever wrote an xAP connector for the CM15.There are xAP connectors for the CM11A/CM12A/CM17A(fireCracker)/CM19A and RFXCOM all of which talk X10 and work with the plugin.I think the only thing stopping the plugin working in MediaPortal now are skinning issues, I have checked that it does not crash MediaPortal Configuration or MediaPortal.&nbsp; If you had the time to get it working I will gladly help any way I can.Currently I am having to use a web interface on my android phones to control everything, which is a PITA compared to how well this plugin used to work!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TritonT, post: 665871, member: 26020"] @ tyork I have searched everywhere for the BHAAhCmdLine.dll file for you, I don't have it. It was never part of the package of this plugin. It was a hack to let CM15 users have limited function of the plugin. The reason it was required is that nobody ever wrote an xAP connector for the CM15. There are xAP connectors for the CM11A/CM12A/CM17A(fireCracker)/CM19A and RFXCOM all of which talk X10 and work with the plugin. I think the only thing stopping the plugin working in MediaPortal now are skinning issues, I have checked that it does not crash MediaPortal Configuration or MediaPortal. If you had the time to get it working I will gladly help any way I can. Currently I am having to use a web interface on my android phones to control everything, which is a PITA compared to how well this plugin used to work! [/QUOTE]

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