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<blockquote data-quote="JDWestoby" data-source="post: 679036" data-attributes="member: 72093">Is there a specification showing how to drive MPCC?I'll quite happily throw a donation if I can drive MPCC.I want it for a [stupidly expensive] radio alarm clock using MediaPortal and if I can start a radio channel then I'm good to go.I know it is a TCP/IP message to the relevant port (96655 was it? not sure), but how is it formatted.When I wrote my HomeSeer plugin I just had an XML fragment - &lt;Request Text=&quot;Do foo&quot; /&gt; but this seems more segmented so I'm not sure how to send a request to MPCC.I did try doing what your plugin does directly -&nbsp;&nbsp; Channel c = myNavigator.GetChannel(t);&nbsp; &nbsp; bool b = TVHome.ViewChannelAndCheck(c);But it stops after half a second (and the scrolling channel text is wrong too - ho hum), so I'd like to try your plugin to see if that works.Heck, if this works it might even get you more donations!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JDWestoby, post: 679036, member: 72093"] Is there a specification showing how to drive MPCC? I'll quite happily throw a donation if I can drive MPCC. I want it for a [stupidly expensive] radio alarm clock using MediaPortal and if I can start a radio channel then I'm good to go. I know it is a TCP/IP message to the relevant port (96655 was it? not sure), but how is it formatted. When I wrote my HomeSeer plugin I just had an XML fragment - <Request Text="Do foo" /> but this seems more segmented so I'm not sure how to send a request to MPCC. I did try doing what your plugin does directly - Channel c = myNavigator.GetChannel(t); bool b = TVHome.ViewChannelAndCheck(c); But it stops after half a second (and the scrolling channel text is wrong too - ho hum), so I'd like to try your plugin to see if that works. Heck, if this works it might even get you more donations!!! [/QUOTE]

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