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<blockquote data-quote="j1nx" data-source="post: 690462" data-attributes="member: 13808">Working is not a real thing, having it stable, hmmm.&nbsp; But I think at this moment, there is absolutely NO stable solution available for the Windows platform.He, who am I to claim I'm right <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />OK, but then I'm one of those, because I was confused. Now after your reference to GMA, I finally get the picture.You have on the left side &quot;TV4Home&quot; on your TVE3 server. The on the right side you have &quot;GMAwebservice&quot; on all of your clients. Then in the middle it is just a matter of having a webapplication connecting those two, serving it to the user by either a webpage or another app. The good thing of this seperate webapplication is that you can host it everywhere you want in your network, hence most routers and NAS systems include a webserver now a days.Then still I don't get where the streaming part should hook in, but indeed it does sound very reasonable to have this seperate as well.All in all, I think I own you an apology.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="j1nx, post: 690462, member: 13808"] Working is not a real thing, having it stable, hmmm. But I think at this moment, there is absolutely NO stable solution available for the Windows platform. He, who am I to claim I'm right :) OK, but then I'm one of those, because I was confused. Now after your reference to GMA, I finally get the picture. You have on the left side "TV4Home" on your TVE3 server. The on the right side you have "GMAwebservice" on all of your clients. Then in the middle it is just a matter of having a webapplication connecting those two, serving it to the user by either a webpage or another app. The good thing of this seperate webapplication is that you can host it everywhere you want in your network, hence most routers and NAS systems include a webserver now a days. Then still I don't get where the streaming part should hook in, but indeed it does sound very reasonable to have this seperate as well. All in all, I think I own you an apology. [/QUOTE]

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