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<blockquote data-quote="nefreyu" data-source="post: 125506" data-attributes="member: 45728">Thanks TomTom I have been through all or most of the relevant MP code now and came to the conclusion that it is for now impossible to get a message or subscribe to an event when the volume is changed in MP.The patch as referenced above to be found on this url: <a href="http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&amp;aid=1575010&amp;group_id=107397&amp;atid=647927" target="_blank">http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&amp;aid=1575010&amp;group_id=107397&amp;atid=647927</a>Would indeed solve this because it will fire this GUI message: GUI_MSG_AUDIOVOLUME_CHANGED That could then be caught with the code I posted previously to be relayed to the Receiver. This patch is not in the current SVN trunk version so this could take a while to become possible I am afraid.I would like to help with other stuff in your Receiver plugin though if needed, all except the interface I suppose ;-)Andre</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nefreyu, post: 125506, member: 45728"] Thanks TomTom I have been through all or most of the relevant MP code now and came to the conclusion that it is for now impossible to get a message or subscribe to an event when the volume is changed in MP. The patch as referenced above to be found on this url: [url]http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1575010&group_id=107397&atid=647927[/url] Would indeed solve this because it will fire this GUI message: GUI_MSG_AUDIOVOLUME_CHANGED That could then be caught with the code I posted previously to be relayed to the Receiver. This patch is not in the current SVN trunk version so this could take a while to become possible I am afraid. I would like to help with other stuff in your Receiver plugin though if needed, all except the interface I suppose ;-) Andre [/QUOTE]

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