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<blockquote data-quote="yuvalrakavy" data-source="post: 124418" data-attributes="member: 27403">If you can use .NET Remoting you can control TVServerHi!&nbsp;Tv Server and MP Tv Plug-in uses .NET remoteing for communication. So if you write .NET application that use .NET remoting you can control TV server your self. &nbsp;There is somewhere a documentation on the TV sever Wiki on the TV server object model.&nbsp;So write a C# (or VB.Net) application that take command line of your choice and uses and controls TvServer my using the remoted objects. You can also easily expose your C# application as COM object and control it from any application that can manipulate COM objects (VB6/Office or whatever)&nbsp;Another cool option (I didn't try it, but it should work) is to use Microsoft Powershell scripting to directly control Tv Server.&nbsp;Hope this help,&nbsp; Yuval</blockquote>

[QUOTE="yuvalrakavy, post: 124418, member: 27403"] [b]If you can use .NET Remoting you can control TVServer[/b] Hi! Tv Server and MP Tv Plug-in uses .NET remoteing for communication. So if you write .NET application that use .NET remoting you can control TV server your self. There is somewhere a documentation on the TV sever Wiki on the TV server object model. So write a C# (or VB.Net) application that take command line of your choice and uses and controls TvServer my using the remoted objects. You can also easily expose your C# application as COM object and control it from any application that can manipulate COM objects (VB6/Office or whatever) Another cool option (I didn't try it, but it should work) is to use Microsoft Powershell scripting to directly control Tv Server. Hope this help, Yuval [/QUOTE]

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