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Unable to change volume in MP on Vista when using MpTray
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<blockquote data-quote="SweMart" data-source="post: 307935" data-attributes="member: 19249"><p>Ok, done that = no effect.</p><p></p><p>Is there any way the devs could modify the code so I could get a better error message? Unhandled exceptions are never any good, no matter how lame I may be at setting up my HTPC(after only 5 years of HTPC activites + another 10 years in the IT business). It's still MediaPortal not handling the exception.</p><p></p><p>Edit: Pardon my rough language, I've solved the problem. I had to install Visual Studio in order to find the root cause. It seems that the Windows XP compatibility was set for mptray.exe for some unexplainable reason. Funny thing is that I've replaced mptray.exe and mphook.dll several times, is the compability flag set in the registry or is it stored in the binary?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SweMart, post: 307935, member: 19249"] Ok, done that = no effect. Is there any way the devs could modify the code so I could get a better error message? Unhandled exceptions are never any good, no matter how lame I may be at setting up my HTPC(after only 5 years of HTPC activites + another 10 years in the IT business). It's still MediaPortal not handling the exception. Edit: Pardon my rough language, I've solved the problem. I had to install Visual Studio in order to find the root cause. It seems that the Windows XP compatibility was set for mptray.exe for some unexplainable reason. Funny thing is that I've replaced mptray.exe and mphook.dll several times, is the compability flag set in the registry or is it stored in the binary? [/QUOTE]
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