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<blockquote data-quote="Rae Egli" data-source="post: 1142790" data-attributes="member: 147264">Well, for now no MPExtended then.But no matter, I love the improved MP2 and I will stick with it!&nbsp; The&nbsp; developers' focus needs to shift to MP2.&nbsp; It is a far superior architecture.TV works fine though the Multi TV Guide doesn't display time well across the top (Apollo, etc.). The Titanium skin TV Guide doesn't handle HighRes displays (2560*1440) well:<img src="http://i.imgur.com/mwOJyYC.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />As I have VMWare Player and Virtual Box installed, I needed to enter the primary IP address of the client and server in bindings as MP2 doesn't know which network interface to use (Settings/General/Connectivity).In absence of MPExtended I hope to get the MediaServer plugin to work as I have several DLNA client devices.Again, thanks to the developers for an impressive and now very usable product.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rae Egli, post: 1142790, member: 147264"] Well, for now no MPExtended then. But no matter, I love the improved MP2 and I will stick with it! The developers' focus needs to shift to MP2. It is a far superior architecture. TV works fine though the Multi TV Guide doesn't display time well across the top (Apollo, etc.). The Titanium skin TV Guide doesn't handle HighRes displays (2560*1440) well: [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/mwOJyYC.png[/IMG] As I have VMWare Player and Virtual Box installed, I needed to enter the primary IP address of the client and server in bindings as MP2 doesn't know which network interface to use (Settings/General/Connectivity). In absence of MPExtended I hope to get the MediaServer plugin to work as I have several DLNA client devices. Again, thanks to the developers for an impressive and now very usable product. [/QUOTE]

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