Can´t logon: "Server Error in Application" (1 Viewer)

[staticx]

yes. I have mencoder.exe file.
but I don't know if it's doing the job right.. actually I got lost a bit at the Mplayer web site... lots of versions to one thing..
can you provide useful link to a working mencoder?

 

[Mike Lowrey]

AW: Can´t logon: "Server Error in Application"

Try this one
Browse MPlayer for Win32 Files on SourceForge.net

 

[staticx]

thanks, it seems to do part of the job.
when I stream I get a notification at the server that there's a message that require my attention... when I click on it it brings me here
[img=http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/1520/mg3079o.th.jpg]
[img=http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/7701/mg3078v.th.jpg]

another thing, only direct , divx and mpeg2 are working... all the IPAQ and MPEG4 not.

also MKV's are not working, only tv stream and mpeg/avi videos.

i'm sorry.... but you took this project on you.. so lets make it really useful

 

[Savvy]

Mike, Thank you for the custom RC2 build.

I can now access the webservice from the client but get the an error message in VLC when attempting to open the .m3u:

File reading failed:
VLC could not open the file "/Streamer.aspx?idChannel=1146&idProfile=3&sectoken=366A33484A466461477933665A2F6370533336437230466D2F33334C426942692F6341376E53683352722B7044524C6B79584251513177426C62457669433279".
Your input can't be opened:
VLC is unable to open the MRL '/Streamer.aspx?idChannel=1146&idProfile=3&sectoken=366A33484A466461477933665A2F6370533336437230466D2F33334C426942692F6341376E53683352722B7044524C6B79584251513177426C62457669433279'. Check the log for details.


I've always used direct and havent attempted to transcode from the dedicated tv server. any ideas on what it could be?

Thanks

 

[Dragy]

Ow lol, I saw this thread to late. Lets post my version. I have no problems with RC2 with it.

Install MPWebservices_RC3, delete the htdocs folder and copy my files into it Worked for me.

Mike Lowrey
What is different with your version from the RC3 version?

//edit
I suggest using Mike's binaries. Just install his build and after that copy all the aspx files + default.aspx.cs from my version

 

[Mike Lowrey]

AW: Can´t logon: "Server Error in Application"

I've changed the references to the new assemblies and recompiled it + put it into the installer.
And i think i've changed something in the radio section, nothing special...

 

[Mr.Goro]

AW: Re: Can´t logon: "Server Error in Application"

btw, did you succeed running it from a web server?
cause I get get in the interface onlyon LOCALHOST, but when I change to my domain (eg http://mydomain.selfip.com:8080) i dont get any response (and I did open the port on my router)

Same problem here! Others servers work fine except this one! Only accessible via localhost!

 

[est68]

Got it to Work WebServices RC3 and MP RC2 with Win 7 64bit (with some issues)

Hello,

after some digging and trying I got it to work, here is how - maybe it helps:
My System:

- Windows 7 64bit
- Mediaportal 1.1.0.0RC2
- MPWebServices RC3
- SQLExpress 2008

1. Had to install Mediaportal RC2 Server _AND_ Client - installing only the server side did not work for me.
2. Manually stopped the TVService
2. Copy the Gentle.config
from "C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal TV Server"
to: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal TV Server\Plugins\MPWebServices\htdocs"
3. Copy:
Gentle.Common.dll
Gentle.Framework.dll
Gentle.Provide.MySQL.dll
Gentle.Provider.SQLServer.dll

from "C:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal TV Server"
to: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal TV Server\Plugins\MPWebServices\htdocs\bin"

4. Manually start the TvService


I did only try to schedule a recording yet (which seems to work).

NB, I get an error when checking the TvService Status (System.OverflowException: Der Wert für einen Int32 war zu groß oder zu klein. in line 82 of TvServerStatus.aspx.cs) but will check later when I find the sources of MPWebServices.

The Plugin is great so I hope it is not orphaned.

Is GemX still around?

cheers

EST