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<blockquote data-quote="velis" data-source="post: 1146334" data-attributes="member: 96429">I too aggree with marcel. And add my 2 cents:MP2 still has some glitches. I wasn't able to make my remote work with it because it simply doesn't have keyboard bindings. You need a compatible remote to be able to operate it remotely (or program something yourself through various plugins -IRSS or some such). For me the second most missed feature was MPDisplay plugin for my HTPC screen.I found the usability aspect of MP2 vastly superior to MP1, but there are some bugs to be ironed out and there's lots of settings missing from MP1. Chances are you will run into just that one setting that was extremely important to you, but it isn't implemented yet in MP2. All in all, I had to revert back to MP1, mostly due to remote issues, but now I'm super hyped for all the features MP2 showed me. You should definitely give MP2 a try. Then you will see if it's also ready for production for your particular use case.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="velis, post: 1146334, member: 96429"] I too aggree with marcel. And add my 2 cents: MP2 still has some glitches. I wasn't able to make my remote work with it because it simply doesn't have keyboard bindings. You need a compatible remote to be able to operate it remotely (or program something yourself through various plugins -IRSS or some such). For me the second most missed feature was MPDisplay plugin for my HTPC screen. I found the usability aspect of MP2 vastly superior to MP1, but there are some bugs to be ironed out and there's lots of settings missing from MP1. Chances are you will run into just that one setting that was extremely important to you, but it isn't implemented yet in MP2. All in all, I had to revert back to MP1, mostly due to remote issues, but now I'm super hyped for all the features MP2 showed me. You should definitely give MP2 a try. Then you will see if it's also ready for production for your particular use case. [/QUOTE]

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