Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="and-81" data-source="post: 188542" data-attributes="member: 11844">There are a couple of issues at play here.Firstly:The XBCDRCReceiver detection routine is crashing stopping the ir server from detecting of other receiver devices which is why you only had the transmit checkbox checked initially.Secondly:It seems there are Windows MediaCenter services running that are interfering with IR Server.It could be that the interfering services (or my other idea is a security permission problem) are crashing the mce device interfacing code, the &quot;System.ComponentModel.Win32&quot; in the problem signature suggests to me (I could be wrong) that a win32 exception is crashing the ir server ... I would guess that is in the mce device interfacing code.Anyway, I'll try to get it fixed tomorrow, so keep an eye on this thread and I'll post back when I have something for you.Thanks for the detailed info, it makes this a lot easier.Cheers,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="and-81, post: 188542, member: 11844"] There are a couple of issues at play here. Firstly: The XBCDRCReceiver detection routine is crashing stopping the ir server from detecting of other receiver devices which is why you only had the transmit checkbox checked initially. Secondly: It seems there are Windows MediaCenter services running that are interfering with IR Server. It could be that the interfering services (or my other idea is a security permission problem) are crashing the mce device interfacing code, the "System.ComponentModel.Win32" in the problem signature suggests to me (I could be wrong) that a win32 exception is crashing the ir server ... I would guess that is in the mce device interfacing code. Anyway, I'll try to get it fixed tomorrow, so keep an eye on this thread and I'll post back when I have something for you. Thanks for the detailed info, it makes this a lot easier. Cheers, [/QUOTE]

Verification