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<blockquote data-quote="Micropolis" data-source="post: 634998" data-attributes="member: 96567">Re: HTPCInfo plugin for MediaPortal v1.0.7Hi dangerzone, mp-user,to solve your problems, please follow these steps:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">TVServer Monitor: please use the command line options: &quot;HTPCInfo TVServerMonitor.exe &lt;ip-address&gt; &lt;refreshrate&gt;&quot; (replace &lt;ip-adress&gt; with IP address or your HTPC and &lt;refresh-rate&gt; with a second based value)</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">HTPCInfo: please create a network device in the configuration tab &quot;Network&quot;, enable this with the appropriate checkbox, go to tab &quot;Monitoring&quot;, set the option &quot;Monitor TV Server&quot; to &quot;Network IP Address&quot; and select your defined network device.</li>
</ul>Normally, HTPCInfo use the first network card of your HTPC to find the TVServer. Maybe, if a system contains more than 1 network card (and IP adress), this problem can occur.[USER=87175]dangerzone[/USER]: Regarding your traffic display problem, please give me a hint, which value is displayed if you use the property #HTPCInfo.NetworkDeviceCount.[USER=54104]SpudR[/USER]: feel free to create a better documentation, support is welcome.Cheers, Micropolis ;-)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Micropolis, post: 634998, member: 96567"] [b]Re: HTPCInfo plugin for MediaPortal v1.0.7[/b] Hi dangerzone, mp-user, to solve your problems, please follow these steps: [LIST] [*]TVServer Monitor: please use the command line options: "HTPCInfo TVServerMonitor.exe <ip-address> <refreshrate>" (replace <ip-adress> with IP address or your HTPC and <refresh-rate> with a second based value) [*]HTPCInfo: please create a network device in the configuration tab "Network", enable this with the appropriate checkbox, go to tab "Monitoring", set the option "Monitor TV Server" to "Network IP Address" and select your defined network device. [/LIST] Normally, HTPCInfo use the first network card of your HTPC to find the TVServer. Maybe, if a system contains more than 1 network card (and IP adress), this problem can occur. [USER=87175]dangerzone[/USER]: Regarding your traffic display problem, please give me a hint, which value is displayed if you use the property #HTPCInfo.NetworkDeviceCount. [USER=54104]SpudR[/USER]: feel free to create a better documentation, support is welcome. Cheers, Micropolis ;-) [/QUOTE]

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