A fella can dream, can't he?Probably more than a few months, but yeah, it will come, thanks to @DieBagger.
So, here is the log.OK, i will soon upload my logs (as far as i can)
another question: what about a button within WebMP tu update movies and tv-series ?
I see, that's a bug in MPExtended. I'll fix it for 0.5.4.So, here is the log.OK, i will soon upload my logs (as far as i can)
another question: what about a button within WebMP tu update movies and tv-series ?
And i have made a little video to demonstrate the issue. But i dont you how tu upload the file.
mike
and here is the link :https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9uf472mxmu0i9of/2jtLqbU0Xm
I see, that's a bug in MPExtended. I'll fix it for 0.5.4.
Also, Oxan look how the last line in webmediaportal.log targets to your own path...
If I'm not mistaken, that's just the user who compiled the code. In this case it's Oxan. If you would compile the source code by yourself, your user name would be mentioned in the logs.
It's totaly normal and has nothing to do with your problems as far as I know.
Which streaming mode have you configured on the settings tab in WebMediaPortal?I am using the MPService successfully with VLC as a client when is in the same subnet but it does not work when the client is in a different subnet.
As already mentioned, that's normal: it's simply the location of the code during compilation.Also, Oxan look how the last line in webmediaportal.log targets to your own path...
Hmm, that seems fine. You could try to set it to Proxied, but I don't think that is going to help. Your logs look like a regular disconnect. Does VLC give any error messages? (If you're using the browser plugin, you should save the playlist link, open that file with VLC and check the Messages windows in the Tools menu).The stream type settings in WebMediaPortal is "Direct if possible, proxy if not"
I include an image with the configuration page...View attachment 126866
Thank you for your support.