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Gertihj - V0.1.1.1 should fix the SkypeOut problem for you - let me know how you get on...

Archimede -

1. I assume you're using a version of Skype greater than 3.1, if not the most recent (3.6.x.x)? 3.1+ is required for the Avatars to work...

2. To confirm that the plugin is connected to Skype, go to the Skype Client, select Tools/Options/Advanced and click "Manage other programs' access to Skype". You should see "MediaPortal.exe"/Allowed to use Skype.

3. You could check that there's a directory in <MediaPortal>\plugins\Windows\SkypeAvatars and that the user running MP has full access to it, although I'd expect to get an error when writing to it if that wasn't the case...

4. If this is all good, please upgrade to V0.1.1.1 of the plugin and try again (you'll (probably) have to re-authorise the Skype access) - the log from this version may give a bit more info (specifically the versions of everything being used - Skype, Skype4COM, and the plugin) that might be useful.

Andrew

<blockquote data-quote="TesterBoy" data-source="post: 205963" data-attributes="member: 22382">Gertihj - V0.1.1.1 should fix the SkypeOut problem for you - let me know how you get on...Archimede - 1. I assume you're using a version of Skype greater than 3.1, if not the most recent (3.6.x.x)?&nbsp; 3.1+ is required for the Avatars to work...2. To confirm that the plugin is connected to Skype, go to the Skype Client, select Tools/Options/Advanced and click &quot;Manage other programs' access to Skype&quot;. You should see &quot;MediaPortal.exe&quot;/Allowed to use Skype.3. You could check that there's a directory in &lt;MediaPortal&gt;\plugins\Windows\SkypeAvatars and that the user running MP has full access to it, although I'd expect to get an error when writing to it if that wasn't the case...4. If this is all good, please upgrade to V0.1.1.1 of the plugin and try again (you'll (probably) have to re-authorise the Skype access) - the log from this version may give a bit more info (specifically the versions of everything being used - Skype, Skype4COM, and the plugin) that might be useful.Andrew</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TesterBoy, post: 205963, member: 22382"] Gertihj - V0.1.1.1 should fix the SkypeOut problem for you - let me know how you get on... Archimede - 1. I assume you're using a version of Skype greater than 3.1, if not the most recent (3.6.x.x)? 3.1+ is required for the Avatars to work... 2. To confirm that the plugin is connected to Skype, go to the Skype Client, select Tools/Options/Advanced and click "Manage other programs' access to Skype". You should see "MediaPortal.exe"/Allowed to use Skype. 3. You could check that there's a directory in <MediaPortal>\plugins\Windows\SkypeAvatars and that the user running MP has full access to it, although I'd expect to get an error when writing to it if that wasn't the case... 4. If this is all good, please upgrade to V0.1.1.1 of the plugin and try again (you'll (probably) have to re-authorise the Skype access) - the log from this version may give a bit more info (specifically the versions of everything being used - Skype, Skype4COM, and the plugin) that might be useful. Andrew [/QUOTE]