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<blockquote data-quote="Tuomaa" data-source="post: 1001244" data-attributes="member: 56931">AVR volume control is not currently supported. The plugin doesn't interfere with TV &lt;-&gt; AVR pairing, so controlling volume with TV-remote is still possible, like you said. I currently have couple test builds that change the AVR volume (or TV volume, if supported) when MediaPortal volume is changed. This is handy with other plugins, it allows AVR volume control from WifiRemote for example. Problem with this approach is that even though the plugin is able to catch &quot;volume changed&quot; -messages, internal MediaPortal volume will still change also. I''m not familiar with a way to deny MePo for changing internal volume and still receive volume messages plugin side. One solution would be to force the internal volume to max after every volume change, but that's not very elegant.&nbsp;I'm currently adding &quot;messaging&quot; support for this plugin, so that other plugins could interact with it using standard MePo messages. This would allow hdmi-control from other plugins (like direct AVR volume control from e.g. WifiRemote), but of course this will need support from other developers.[DOUBLEPOST=1370866083][/DOUBLEPOST]&nbsp;LibCEC itself supports multiple adapters connected to single PC. The plugin searches for adapters and chooses the first one available. So if you could somehow run multiple instances of MediaPortal, in theory it could work, but starting order would define which adapter uses which instance. But this is just assumption, I don't have multiple adapters to test.[DOUBLEPOST=1370866307][/DOUBLEPOST]&nbsp;&nbsp;Are you running the libcec-tray from Pulse-Eight? Or chirsoft cec-tray? Those won't work simultaneously with this plugin.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tuomaa, post: 1001244, member: 56931"] AVR volume control is not currently supported. The plugin doesn't interfere with TV <-> AVR pairing, so controlling volume with TV-remote is still possible, like you said. I currently have couple test builds that change the AVR volume (or TV volume, if supported) when MediaPortal volume is changed. This is handy with other plugins, it allows AVR volume control from WifiRemote for example. Problem with this approach is that even though the plugin is able to catch "volume changed" -messages, internal MediaPortal volume will still change also. I''m not familiar with a way to deny MePo for changing internal volume and still receive volume messages plugin side. One solution would be to force the internal volume to max after every volume change, but that's not very elegant. I'm currently adding "messaging" support for this plugin, so that other plugins could interact with it using standard MePo messages. This would allow hdmi-control from other plugins (like direct AVR volume control from e.g. WifiRemote), but of course this will need support from other developers.[DOUBLEPOST=1370866083][/DOUBLEPOST] LibCEC itself supports multiple adapters connected to single PC. The plugin searches for adapters and chooses the first one available. So if you could somehow run multiple instances of MediaPortal, in theory it could work, but starting order would define which adapter uses which instance. But this is just assumption, I don't have multiple adapters to test.[DOUBLEPOST=1370866307][/DOUBLEPOST] Are you running the libcec-tray from Pulse-Eight? Or chirsoft cec-tray? Those won't work simultaneously with this plugin. [/QUOTE]

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