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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ixian" data-source="post: 416036" data-attributes="member: 54932">I ran it through "the battery", aka my two media center PC's - one AMD, one Intel, both Vista x86 - and my office PC, which is x64.The good:The new skin is completely awesome. Better than the screenshots.I haven't had the plugin crash; all my movies show up, the different queues work, everything works smoothly. It's come a long way (and it started out pretty good as it was).Best part: on the x86 systems the new autoit/remote plugin works, and works well. Start, stop, pause, resume, and even skip ahead (love how that's handled, repeatedly press the advance/rewind button to see the mouse cursor go back and forth, works better than I would have figured).The bad:x64 is still borked, remote-wise. The browser launches but the AutoIT script doesn't map remote commands at all; I tried building the script with the source you sent me WiliE under x64 but it didn't make a difference. Now that I have the source I'll fool around with it too; it's got to be something simple.Not a bug, but a minor feature request - I know the Instant Queue is presented in whatever order you queue the movies in, and that's probably a fine default, but an option to sort alphabetically would come in really handy - I have  a lot of movies in the queue and scrolling back and forth through them in this interface isn't as easy as it is viewing them online.In short, this plugin rocks! I don't think I am exaggerating when I say this is the best implementation of Netflix online I have seen, and I am including the Roku in that. This plugin should go in to the Hot section. If you do for Hulu what you've done here....talk about perfect (I know, Hulu has no API, and discourages this kind of use, because they are stupid, but even the custom browser and stuff like the remote mapping would go a long way, even if we have to use it to navigate the actual Hulu site).</blockquote>

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