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Sorry i was in a bit of a rush, i should have explained things a bit.

The GUIDTV dll get's placed in the plugins\windows (where plugins is in the medial portal base directory). The provided DShowNET dll replaces the one in the base directory.

To be able to compile the GUIDTV source, you will need to update the DShowNET source aswell. Simply add the two source files in the dshownet rar to the DShowNET project and the build the project.

To build the GUIDTV project you will probably need to add it to the medial portal solution as it depends on other projects within the solution. Once you compile GUIDTV, you will need to manually copy the dll to the plugins\windows directory. You'll also need the Interop.TunerLib.dll in the MP base directory.

You will need to setup the plugin before it can be used. In the plugin setup , select the card you wish to use and also select the network type used in your location.

Once setup, launch the plugin for the menu list in MP and open graphedit. (if you don't have graphedit, get it ). From the file menu in graphedit, select 'Connect to remote graph...'. In the dialog box, select the graph and click ok. when you have finished, select 'disconnect from remote graph' and exit graphedit.

Hope that clears a few things up.

Regards,
Josh

<blockquote data-quote="bionicdonkey" data-source="post: 4294" data-attributes="member: 10370">Sorry i was in a bit of a rush, i should have explained things a bit.The GUIDTV dll get's placed in the plugins\windows (where plugins is in the medial portal base directory). The provided DShowNET dll replaces the one in the base directory.To be able to compile the GUIDTV source, you will need to update the DShowNET source aswell. Simply add the two source files in the dshownet rar to the DShowNET project and the build the project.To build the GUIDTV project you will probably need to add it to the medial portal solution as it depends on other projects within the solution. Once you compile GUIDTV, you will need to manually copy the dll to the plugins\windows directory. You'll also need the Interop.TunerLib.dll in the MP base directory.You will need to setup the plugin before it can be used. In the plugin setup , select the card you wish to use and also select the network type used in your location.Once setup, launch the plugin for the menu list in MP and open graphedit. (if you don't have graphedit, get it <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />). From the file menu in graphedit, select 'Connect to remote graph...'. In the dialog box, select the graph and click ok. when you have finished, select 'disconnect from remote graph' and exit graphedit.Hope that clears a few things up.Regards,Josh</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bionicdonkey, post: 4294, member: 10370"] Sorry i was in a bit of a rush, i should have explained things a bit. The GUIDTV dll get's placed in the plugins\windows (where plugins is in the medial portal base directory). The provided DShowNET dll replaces the one in the base directory. To be able to compile the GUIDTV source, you will need to update the DShowNET source aswell. Simply add the two source files in the dshownet rar to the DShowNET project and the build the project. To build the GUIDTV project you will probably need to add it to the medial portal solution as it depends on other projects within the solution. Once you compile GUIDTV, you will need to manually copy the dll to the plugins\windows directory. You'll also need the Interop.TunerLib.dll in the MP base directory. You will need to setup the plugin before it can be used. In the plugin setup , select the card you wish to use and also select the network type used in your location. Once setup, launch the plugin for the menu list in MP and open graphedit. (if you don't have graphedit, get it :)). From the file menu in graphedit, select 'Connect to remote graph...'. In the dialog box, select the graph and click ok. when you have finished, select 'disconnect from remote graph' and exit graphedit. Hope that clears a few things up. Regards, Josh [/QUOTE]