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<blockquote data-quote="RicoHTPC" data-source="post: 1230119" data-attributes="member: 110900">I fully agree with [USER=52265]@TheBatfink[/USER]. I guess all of us became mp users and fans because we wanted an all in one solution which wasnowhere to be found as perfect as in mp. But everytime something new comes onto the market mp needs much more time to adapt because of the lack of devs and money and due to some limits like from being bound to Windows.Nowadays there are real good alternatives and most of them (if not all) don't need Windows. That's making even me thinking of something different. I am building a house and have planned all the time with a mp network for every &quot;media&quot; room. But then I see how anoying some problems with Windows are (which belongs to mp usage anyway)and how long things take and I start thinking whether I can't get things much easier!?I think mp has always been a solution for enthusiasts and it will always be. But, in respect to the growing market of alternative solutions, the number of enthusiasts willing to accept all of the downsides of mp will decline.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RicoHTPC, post: 1230119, member: 110900"] I fully agree with [USER=52265]@TheBatfink[/USER]. I guess all of us became mp users and fans because we wanted an all in one solution which was nowhere to be found as perfect as in mp. But everytime something new comes onto the market mp needs much more time to adapt because of the lack of devs and money and due to some limits like from being bound to Windows. Nowadays there are real good alternatives and most of them (if not all) don't need Windows. That's making even me thinking of something different. I am building a house and have planned all the time with a mp network for every "media" room. But then I see how anoying some problems with Windows are (which belongs to mp usage anyway) and how long things take and I start thinking whether I can't get things much easier!? I think mp has always been a solution for enthusiasts and it will always be. But, in respect to the growing market of alternative solutions, the number of enthusiasts willing to accept all of the downsides of mp will decline. [/QUOTE]

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