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<blockquote data-quote="UNOPARATOR" data-source="post: 524207" data-attributes="member: 56815">I support your decision about only Windows 7 support.But please oh please, don't forget to use Invariant versions of .ToString() methods, which is a must for users with several regional settings (in my case Turkish). I had informed &amp; also provided some of the solution for MP1 (skin engine). I still haven't tried TV Server if it would work or not, but in v0.2.0 it wasn't... And also you might check <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb386042.aspx" target="_blank">Normalize string to uppercase</a> MSDN article to make it all go away...Or maybe a configuration setting to specify the CultureInfo &amp; CultureUIInfo to be used with MediaPortal processes...Such as:[CODE]Application.ChangeCulture(&quot;en-US&quot;)Application.ChangeUICulture(&quot;en-US&quot;)[/CODE]But I would prefer the proper handling of Turkish regional settings in MPII in all modules...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UNOPARATOR, post: 524207, member: 56815"] I support your decision about only Windows 7 support. But please oh please, don't forget to use Invariant versions of .ToString() methods, which is a must for users with several regional settings (in my case Turkish). I had informed & also provided some of the solution for MP1 (skin engine). I still haven't tried TV Server if it would work or not, but in v0.2.0 it wasn't... And also you might check [url=http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb386042.aspx]Normalize string to uppercase[/url] MSDN article to make it all go away... Or maybe a configuration setting to specify the CultureInfo & CultureUIInfo to be used with MediaPortal processes... Such as:[CODE]Application.ChangeCulture("en-US") Application.ChangeUICulture("en-US")[/CODE] But I would prefer the proper handling of Turkish regional settings in MPII in all modules... [/QUOTE]

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