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<blockquote data-quote="tom1502" data-source="post: 133720" data-attributes="member: 10437">Hi,i currently use TVE3 in multiseat environment. Nice...But i'd love to be able to control the Server in Terms of channel-Switching, EPG and recordings without windows/Mediaportal Client. So far i know that the communication is realized via .NET remoting with the binary protocol via TCP. What i could do is:Write a Java application that works like a remote and shows the EPG. Problem is, that i dont know the binary format, and as far as i know, it is proprietary. Is there any .NET remoting lib for java?Or would it be a Problem to use the XML/SOAP way via HTTP?How much more traffic would that be? How hard would it go on CPU load?Does anyone else think it would make sense to have such a remote, to control MP-Server and watch via VLC i.e.(On my mac mini, or linux-notebook)Thx and regardstom</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tom1502, post: 133720, member: 10437"] Hi, i currently use TVE3 in multiseat environment. Nice... But i'd love to be able to control the Server in Terms of channel-Switching, EPG and recordings without windows/Mediaportal Client. So far i know that the communication is realized via .NET remoting with the binary protocol via TCP. What i could do is: Write a Java application that works like a remote and shows the EPG. Problem is, that i dont know the binary format, and as far as i know, it is proprietary. Is there any .NET remoting lib for java? Or would it be a Problem to use the XML/SOAP way via HTTP? How much more traffic would that be? How hard would it go on CPU load? Does anyone else think it would make sense to have such a remote, to control MP-Server and watch via VLC i.e.(On my mac mini, or linux-notebook) Thx and regards tom [/QUOTE]

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