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<blockquote data-quote="heerfordt" data-source="post: 157292" data-attributes="member: 46680">Vista MCEHi Iosu,Well, I havent tried it on Vista but I dont think it will work. They have changed the way, that they stream video to the XBOX360.In the plugin I have created a custom provider, that points to a directx filter that handles the rtsp stream from the tvserver.The service installs a small webserver on port 8000.You can try to register the HTML Application manualy in Vista MCE the url is : <a href="http://localhost:8000/mytvclient.htm" target="_blank">http://localhost:8000/mytvclient.htm</a>Call this to see if is up.<a href="http://localhost:8000/list" target="_blank">http://localhost:8000/list</a>Change channel :http://localhost:8000/change?id=&lt;&lt;channelid&gt;&gt;If it timeshifts successfully then try and open the URL in WMP. Replace rtsp with uffe to activate the right directxfilter.I still run XP SP2 and here its workingCheersUffe.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="heerfordt, post: 157292, member: 46680"] [b]Vista MCE[/b] Hi Iosu, Well, I havent tried it on Vista but I dont think it will work. They have changed the way, that they stream video to the XBOX360. In the plugin I have created a custom provider, that points to a directx filter that handles the rtsp stream from the tvserver. The service installs a small webserver on port 8000. You can try to register the HTML Application manualy in Vista MCE the url is : [url]http://localhost:8000/mytvclient.htm[/url] Call this to see if is up. [url]http://localhost:8000/list[/url] Change channel : http://localhost:8000/change?id=<<channelid>> If it timeshifts successfully then try and open the URL in WMP. Replace rtsp with uffe to activate the right directxfilter. I still run XP SP2 and here its working Cheers Uffe. [/QUOTE]

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