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<blockquote data-quote="WileECoyote" data-source="post: 497952" data-attributes="member: 83474">Triton,It is my understanding that Patrick is no longer supporting the xAP plugin, thus the question I posed on the first post of this thread. The goal of this thread is not to just turn things on and off, but to also create macros to dim lights during movie start, brighten lights after movie stop/pause, etc... This plugin also uses API's from the ActiveHome library, so there is no need to issue command line commands.If Patrick (or anyone) is still supporting the xAP plugin and it will do what everyone on this thread has defined, we would be happy to use it. But as I understand it that is not the case...Wile E.Hey Dobyken,I compiled the EXE specific to x86 and run it myself on Vista 64bit &amp; x86.You have probably already done so, but have you installed and configured the ActiveHome software on the server you are running the Windows Service? The other thing I wonder is if the port is an issue. I have hard coded the port to use for Windows Remoting. I occassionally start the service and it fails due to the port being in use.I am going to do a fresh install of Windows 7 on my server this weekend. I will see if I can duplicate your error.Thanks for taking the time to test this for me!Wile E.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WileECoyote, post: 497952, member: 83474"] Triton, It is my understanding that Patrick is no longer supporting the xAP plugin, thus the question I posed on the first post of this thread. The goal of this thread is not to just turn things on and off, but to also create macros to dim lights during movie start, brighten lights after movie stop/pause, etc... This plugin also uses API's from the ActiveHome library, so there is no need to issue command line commands. If Patrick (or anyone) is still supporting the xAP plugin and it will do what everyone on this thread has defined, we would be happy to use it. But as I understand it that is not the case... Wile E. Hey Dobyken, I compiled the EXE specific to x86 and run it myself on Vista 64bit & x86. You have probably already done so, but have you installed and configured the ActiveHome software on the server you are running the Windows Service? The other thing I wonder is if the port is an issue. I have hard coded the port to use for Windows Remoting. I occassionally start the service and it fails due to the port being in use. I am going to do a fresh install of Windows 7 on my server this weekend. I will see if I can duplicate your error. Thanks for taking the time to test this for me! Wile E. [/QUOTE]

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