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<blockquote data-quote="Rob Hexenmeister" data-source="post: 1291653" data-attributes="member: 113164">Hi Paul,The most recent update is the ministerk.dll which was 27/10/2020I think the core program is working ok. It could be a .NET problem I suppose but I have got the TLS options for 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2 all enabled in my internet setting. I had wondered if it was a firewall issue, but I am not expert enough to work it out. I had hoped adding sites to my trusted internet sites would let data through but if you are saying .NET uses a different method of connection, then this idea is probably stymied. I doubt that even if I did know where Offbyone's server was hosted that I would get a good result if .NET ignores the trusted sites.So it looks like brute force is the way forward. If I could get hold of the most up to date site DLLs and the most recent OnilineVideoSites.xml and just paste them over the top of the existing ones, I was hoping that might work.I have a Windows 10 machine running in my office for work purposes and in due course I may install Mediaportal on to that and then just copy and paste the site hoster DLLs etc across to my Windows 7 machine that I use for leisure and TV in the living room, but I can't do that just at the moment.Or maybe I could try importing the sites XML directly from within the Online Videos plugin configuration (top left menu item on Sites tab in the plugin menu) if some kind soul could send me an export.I am a bit stuck at the moment. The main core program seems to work ok, but the sites are steadily breaking and going out of date.Best wishesRH</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rob Hexenmeister, post: 1291653, member: 113164"] Hi Paul, The most recent update is the ministerk.dll which was 27/10/2020 I think the core program is working ok. It could be a .NET problem I suppose but I have got the TLS options for 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2 all enabled in my internet setting. I had wondered if it was a firewall issue, but I am not expert enough to work it out. I had hoped adding sites to my trusted internet sites would let data through but if you are saying .NET uses a different method of connection, then this idea is probably stymied. I doubt that even if I did know where Offbyone's server was hosted that I would get a good result if .NET ignores the trusted sites. So it looks like brute force is the way forward. If I could get hold of the most up to date site DLLs and the most recent OnilineVideoSites.xml and just paste them over the top of the existing ones, I was hoping that might work. I have a Windows 10 machine running in my office for work purposes and in due course I may install Mediaportal on to that and then just copy and paste the site hoster DLLs etc across to my Windows 7 machine that I use for leisure and TV in the living room, but I can't do that just at the moment. Or maybe I could try importing the sites XML directly from within the Online Videos plugin configuration (top left menu item on Sites tab in the plugin menu) if some kind soul could send me an export. I am a bit stuck at the moment. The main core program seems to work ok, but the sites are steadily breaking and going out of date. Best wishes RH [/QUOTE]

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