I haven't had a look at the site (very slow internet connection where I am right now), but my first thought is shouldn't this information be in the MediaPortal Wiki instead?
The MP Wiki is already a great resource of information that is linked from the app, from her and from the main site as well. Having instruction videos on another site that also needs promoted for our users to get the most out of it seems a little redundant.
Don't take me the wrong way, anything like this is a great addition, I just don't see the need for a dedicated domain and hosting for this when you can use any of the video hosts out there and the current Wiki.
I may be in the minority, but I hate video tutorials. They force me to sit through the part I already know in hopes of getting to the portion I need to learn. I much prefer to scan or search text for answers. I applaud your effort and dedication though.
Many many years ago, I opened a bug report after I got that same message but I never got a reply. The reason was I had unchecked the Windows Media Player item in Windows 10 Control Panel > Program and Features > Turn Windows features on or off as I didn't need it, without thinking that it was needed by MediaPortal. I kept the "Media...
Many many years ago, I opened a bug report after I got that same message but I never got a reply. The reason was I had unchecked...
We have just released MediaPortal 1.39 - Endurance x86 and x64 version.
Highlights of this release
Bugfixes:
[MP1-5257] - Skin...
Fixed, I think.
Certainly the vintage MP2 installer that I was using no longer installs the LAV filters. I can only assume that these were never part of the install package itself, but rather downloaded during the install, and that link no longer exists. Shame that the installer doesn't indicate this.
Last time when I installed the...
Fixed, I think.
Certainly the vintage MP2 installer that I was using no longer installs the LAV filters. I can only assume that...
Hi all,
I've recently retired my MP2 setup for my main HTPC and gone back to separates, but I wanted to retain the ability to play...