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<blockquote data-quote="prei" data-source="post: 718164" data-attributes="member: 103843">I had the same issue with Hulu, I don't know if the solution is the same for XBMC, but here is how it worked for Hulu.<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">The app link (on the desktop or start menu) was a good link, but eventually, it launched another executable.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">So Multi Shortcut doesn't know that executable 1 launched executable 2 so it thinks executable 1 ended, and restored mediaportal.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">The way I found the name of executable 2 it is to launch the app, got to task manager, go to the task processes tab, locate my process, right click on it and select 'open file location'</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">This found the exact file that is currently running and I stuck that file location into multishortcut</li>
</ul>Worked for Hulu, not sure if it works for XBMC. Let me know!Good luck.Pete</blockquote>

[QUOTE="prei, post: 718164, member: 103843"] I had the same issue with Hulu, I don't know if the solution is the same for XBMC, but here is how it worked for Hulu. [LIST] [*]The app link (on the desktop or start menu) was a good link, but eventually, it launched another executable. [*]So Multi Shortcut doesn't know that executable 1 launched executable 2 so it thinks executable 1 ended, and restored mediaportal. [*]The way I found the name of executable 2 it is to launch the app, got to task manager, go to the task processes tab, locate my process, right click on it and select 'open file location' [*]This found the exact file that is currently running and I stuck that file location into multishortcut [/LIST] Worked for Hulu, not sure if it works for XBMC. Let me know! Good luck. Pete [/QUOTE]

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