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<blockquote data-quote="HdWagner" data-source="post: 109729" data-attributes="member: 21062">I just tested with LCDHype 0.41 - it works for me. You're right: C.All collects the data and stores it in CAllMonitor.dll. MPLCDHype.dll then reads the data from CAllMonitor.dll and forwards it to LCDHype.This chain must be broken somewhere ... Possibility #1: LCDHype - MPLCDHype.dllYou should get an error message at startup if there was a problem. But let's doublecheck that: Enter LCDHype's script editing mode, find &quot;C.All&quot; in LCDHype's plugin list and doubleclick it. This should automatically insert the code %UsePlugin('MPLCDHype\MPLCDHype.dll', 'Parameters') in your script. If not, we have a bug.Possibility #2: MPLCDHype.dll - CAllMonitor.dllYou should get an error message at startup of LCDHype if CAllMonitor.dll wasn't found. Let's doublecheck that: Start LCDHype, find and start the program CAllMonitorTester.exe in C.All.zip. Enter &quot;Line1&quot; (without quotes) as &quot;Key&quot; and &quot;Hello World&quot; as &quot;Value&quot; in CAllMonitorTester, press &quot;Write&quot;. Now &quot;Hello World&quot; should show up on your LCD. If not, we have a bug.Possibility #3: C.All.dll - CAllMonitor.dllI'm not sure if you get an error message if something is wrong. So let's check that:Start MediaPortal, start CAllMonitorTester and press &quot;Read&quot;. CAllMonitorTester should now list a lot of Keys. The Key &quot;Line1&quot; should have the Value &quot;this is media portal&quot;. If not, we have a bug.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HdWagner, post: 109729, member: 21062"] I just tested with LCDHype 0.41 - it works for me. You're right: C.All collects the data and stores it in CAllMonitor.dll. MPLCDHype.dll then reads the data from CAllMonitor.dll and forwards it to LCDHype. This chain must be broken somewhere ... Possibility #1: LCDHype - MPLCDHype.dll You should get an error message at startup if there was a problem. But let's doublecheck that: Enter LCDHype's script editing mode, find "C.All" in LCDHype's plugin list and doubleclick it. This should automatically insert the code %UsePlugin('MPLCDHype\MPLCDHype.dll', 'Parameters') in your script. If not, we have a bug. Possibility #2: MPLCDHype.dll - CAllMonitor.dll You should get an error message at startup of LCDHype if CAllMonitor.dll wasn't found. Let's doublecheck that: Start LCDHype, find and start the program CAllMonitorTester.exe in C.All.zip. Enter "Line1" (without quotes) as "Key" and "Hello World" as "Value" in CAllMonitorTester, press "Write". Now "Hello World" should show up on your LCD. If not, we have a bug. Possibility #3: C.All.dll - CAllMonitor.dll I'm not sure if you get an error message if something is wrong. So let's check that: Start MediaPortal, start CAllMonitorTester and press "Read". CAllMonitorTester should now list a lot of Keys. The Key "Line1" should have the Value "this is media portal". If not, we have a bug. [/QUOTE]

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