You can do it by mutex or by enumerating the running processes. The first method relies upon you knowing the correct path to the application, the second depends upon you knowing the assembly name. Neither method are fool proof. Code relating to these two methods can be found in mediaportal.cs, search for m_Mutex.
The app I wrote that launches MP in response to the green button on the MCE remote handles it by enumerating the top level windows, again not fool proof.
Sadly, it seems that development of MP2 has come to a stop. Perhaps it will restart in the future. Meanwhile...
MP1 has a "Tuning Details" panel that displays signal strength, signal quality, and picture resolution. It is updated in real time when viewing a channel:
However, perhaps you are already aware of this, but prefer MP2...
Sadly, it seems that development of MP2 has come to a stop. Perhaps it will restart in the future. Meanwhile...
MP1 has a "Tuning...
For those of us watching broadcast (over-the-air) television, it would be very handy to have a signal strength meter readily...
I'm trying to get a KodiClient running with MP-Server 1.36. I have access to the server ((Program information is loading), but I can't access c:\ProrammData\Mediaportal\...\timeshift. What permissions do I still need to set?
I'm trying to get a KodiClient running with MP-Server 1.36. I have access to the server ((Program information is loading), but I...
I'm trying to get a KodiClient running with MP-Server 1.36. I have access to the server ((Program information is loading), but I...
looks like a corrupt xml. I would guess medaportal.xml
can you try opening it in notepad and see if it still looks ok?
Or better yet: restore it from a recent backup...
looks like a corrupt xml. I would guess medaportal.xml
can you try opening it in notepad and see if it still looks ok?
Or better...
So I woke up this morning to these error messages:
Application: MediaPortal.exe
Framework Version: v4.0.30319
Description: The...