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<blockquote data-quote="red5goahead" data-source="post: 313043" data-attributes="member: 60852">mhh. so why a screenselector features is avaiable? Because a lot of users use Media Portal with a workstation pc connect to a monitor and a lcd/plasma/vpr. in the Italian Media Portal offical thread on Avmagazine.it forum(<a href="http://www.avmagazine.it/forum/showthread.php?t=90406" target="_blank">Media Portal: Il Media Center per gli appassionati di serie TV - Il forum di AV Magazine</a>) we talk about that frequentlyThe program you refer (an AutoIT executable script for example, often I develop system utility with that tool) should read screennumber of mediaportal xml screennumber and screennumber value, switch the primary monitor if usescreenselector is &quot;yes&quot; and wait for mediaportal.exe process to exit.But this program should be lunched from mediaportal I guess. A very simple startup commandline /startcmd could be enough maybe also usefull for other purpose.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="red5goahead, post: 313043, member: 60852"] mhh. so why a screenselector features is avaiable? Because a lot of users use Media Portal with a workstation pc connect to a monitor and a lcd/plasma/vpr. in the Italian Media Portal offical thread on Avmagazine.it forum ([url=http://www.avmagazine.it/forum/showthread.php?t=90406]Media Portal: Il Media Center per gli appassionati di serie TV - Il forum di AV Magazine[/url]) we talk about that frequently The program you refer (an AutoIT executable script for example, often I develop system utility with that tool) should read screennumber of mediaportal xml screennumber and screennumber value, switch the primary monitor if usescreenselector is "yes" and wait for mediaportal.exe process to exit. But this program should be lunched from mediaportal I guess. A very simple startup commandline /startcmd could be enough maybe also usefull for other purpose. [/QUOTE]

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