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<blockquote data-quote="Lucia" data-source="post: 425750" data-attributes="member: 92216"><p>I am newbie to MediaPortal. I recently installed MediaPortal on my Vista Home Premium system and the installation was flawless. I would appreciate any help I can get with the following :</p><p></p><p>1. Plug in installation</p><p></p><p>I copied the plugin (*.mpi) file to the MediaPortal plugin folder. I installed plugins (.mpi) using MediaPortal configuration tool. I got "access denied error" alert message which I accepted and complete the configuration without being able to configure the plugin. I then started the MediaPortal Extension Installer and selected the installed plugin and clicked on reinstall. After the plugin was reinstalled, I could configure the plugin without any problems and the plugins showed up in My Plugins menu.</p><p></p><p>Question : Is this a normal way to install a plugin or am I doing someething wrong ?</p><p></p><p>2. External Hard Drive</p><p></p><p>In the MediaPortal Coniguration tool, under thee tabs for Audio, Video I added the name and drive letter of my external hard disk. When I start MediaPortal, My Music shows all the directories in the external hard drive and I can browse to the audio file I want to play. Works without a hitch. In My videos, there is no display of the directories or any video files on ther external hard disk. In MediaPortal Configuration tool, when I scan the external hard disk I see and play some not all of the video files on my external hard disk.</p><p></p><p>I have large number of video files (mainly home video and concerts) on external hard disks in differeent resoltuion and formats. Is there any way that I can plug in an external drive and get a listing of the video files on the drive and play them directly. (Similar to WD TV which scan files in the external drive and plays if the codec for thee format is available)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lucia, post: 425750, member: 92216"] I am newbie to MediaPortal. I recently installed MediaPortal on my Vista Home Premium system and the installation was flawless. I would appreciate any help I can get with the following : 1. Plug in installation I copied the plugin (*.mpi) file to the MediaPortal plugin folder. I installed plugins (.mpi) using MediaPortal configuration tool. I got "access denied error" alert message which I accepted and complete the configuration without being able to configure the plugin. I then started the MediaPortal Extension Installer and selected the installed plugin and clicked on reinstall. After the plugin was reinstalled, I could configure the plugin without any problems and the plugins showed up in My Plugins menu. Question : Is this a normal way to install a plugin or am I doing someething wrong ? 2. External Hard Drive In the MediaPortal Coniguration tool, under thee tabs for Audio, Video I added the name and drive letter of my external hard disk. When I start MediaPortal, My Music shows all the directories in the external hard drive and I can browse to the audio file I want to play. Works without a hitch. In My videos, there is no display of the directories or any video files on ther external hard disk. In MediaPortal Configuration tool, when I scan the external hard disk I see and play some not all of the video files on my external hard disk. I have large number of video files (mainly home video and concerts) on external hard disks in differeent resoltuion and formats. Is there any way that I can plug in an external drive and get a listing of the video files on the drive and play them directly. (Similar to WD TV which scan files in the external drive and plays if the codec for thee format is available) [/QUOTE]
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