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<blockquote data-quote="NickName" data-source="post: 796205" data-attributes="member: 21675">Oops, clicked &quot;Thanks&quot; instead of &quot;Reply&quot;, silly me.I have seen the first error on occasion and typically it's due to not having the right version of .Net library installed. It's odd it should &quot;just happen&quot; as I have only ever seen it on a new MP install when I first try to run it. I usually search the forums for the error message to see what others have installed to fix it. First step is to make sure your PC is fully up to date with Windows Update.The second error I have not seen but then I don't use that exact plugin. Is that the Blaster plugin from IRSS? If not, I recommend you try IRSS. I control my TV (on/off), amplifier (on/off, up/down, mute, etc.) as well as MP. I've been using it for years and it supports multiple commands (macros) mapped to any button and much more. Just something worth noting, before you make any changes, it is well worth creating a Restore Point so you can get back to how things were before you made changes. This is especially true when trying new codecs, as they are one of the main ways to get yourself in world of a pain with MP. I have saved myself grief on so many occasions with MP by simply restoring the system &quot;back to yesterday&quot;. Good luck,Nick Name</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NickName, post: 796205, member: 21675"] Oops, clicked "Thanks" instead of "Reply", silly me. I have seen the first error on occasion and typically it's due to not having the right version of .Net library installed. It's odd it should "just happen" as I have only ever seen it on a new MP install when I first try to run it. I usually search the forums for the error message to see what others have installed to fix it. First step is to make sure your PC is fully up to date with Windows Update. The second error I have not seen but then I don't use that exact plugin. Is that the Blaster plugin from IRSS? If not, I recommend you try IRSS. I control my TV (on/off), amplifier (on/off, up/down, mute, etc.) as well as MP. I've been using it for years and it supports multiple commands (macros) mapped to any button and much more. Just something worth noting, before you make any changes, it is well worth creating a Restore Point so you can get back to how things were before you made changes. This is especially true when trying new codecs, as they are one of the main ways to get yourself in world of a pain with MP. I have saved myself grief on so many occasions with MP by simply restoring the system "back to yesterday". Good luck, Nick Name [/QUOTE]

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