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<blockquote data-quote="madmat17" data-source="post: 561053" data-attributes="member: 14207">Hi,First of all: a very big &quot;thanks!&quot; to MoPhat and eagle![USER=10423]eagle[/USER]:I do have a suggestion in regards to the HD_Starter.ini path variable within the HD_Starter script. How about using the following code instead of a semi fix/variable path?[CODE]; ini-Fileinifile = %A_ScriptDir%\HD_Starter.ini[/CODE]The built in AutoHK variable &quot;%A_ScriptDir%&quot; is always pointing to the script/exe file's root directory (comparable with the batch variable &quot;%~dp0&quot; so to say). Enclosed you'll finde the updated version of the HD_Starter.ahk and HD_Starter.exe I'm using.The updated version presumes that the HD_Starter.ini and HD_Starter.exe are always saved within the same directory without the need to edit and recompile the script if MP is installed in a path differing from the standard installation path.An idea - I didn't have had the time to add that feature to the script or even have a deeper look at the required keys:It SHOULD be possible to read the path variables for PowerDVD (or the standard DVD/Blu-Ray playing software) and MediaPortal from the Registry using the <a href="http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/RegRead.htm" target="_blank">RegRead</a> command, shouldn't it?Br,Mat</blockquote>

[QUOTE="madmat17, post: 561053, member: 14207"] Hi, First of all: a very big "thanks!" to MoPhat and eagle! [USER=10423]eagle[/USER]: I do have a suggestion in regards to the HD_Starter.ini path variable within the HD_Starter script. How about using the following code instead of a semi fix/variable path? [CODE]; ini-File inifile = %A_ScriptDir%\HD_Starter.ini[/CODE] The built in AutoHK variable "%A_ScriptDir%" is always pointing to the script/exe file's root directory (comparable with the batch variable "%~dp0" so to say). Enclosed you'll finde the updated version of the HD_Starter.ahk and HD_Starter.exe I'm using. The updated version presumes that the HD_Starter.ini and HD_Starter.exe are always saved within the same directory without the need to edit and recompile the script if MP is installed in a path differing from the standard installation path. An idea - I didn't have had the time to add that feature to the script or even have a deeper look at the required keys: It SHOULD be possible to read the path variables for PowerDVD (or the standard DVD/Blu-Ray playing software) and MediaPortal from the Registry using the [URL="http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/RegRead.htm"]RegRead[/URL] command, shouldn't it? Br, Mat [/QUOTE]

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