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<blockquote data-quote="robbo100" data-source="post: 937683" data-attributes="member: 91446">@<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/oxan.97484/" target="_blank">Oxan</a>&nbsp;I am not sure if this feature has been requested before, or if it is possible, but....&nbsp;I was wondering if it might be possible to use my laptop to browse my media using WebMP, then, when I have found the item I want to watch/listen to, rather than selecting &quot;Play&quot;, I could select a different option called &quot;Play on&quot;. This item would then bring up a list of clients currently awake on the network, and I could select one from the list, which would trigger that client to start playing the media (rather than on the laptop).&nbsp;Effectively it would allow me to use my laptop to cue media to a client.&nbsp;A few details would need to be considered, such as whether the item is cued to the end of the current play list (in the case of music), or whether in interrupts the currently playing item (which would be the case for most video media).&nbsp;Possible? Useful? Rubbish idea?&nbsp;Thanks guys&nbsp;Robbo100&nbsp;Edit: Also, could live radio be added in the future?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="robbo100, post: 937683, member: 91446"] @[URL='https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/oxan.97484/']Oxan[/URL] I am not sure if this feature has been requested before, or if it is possible, but.... I was wondering if it might be possible to use my laptop to browse my media using WebMP, then, when I have found the item I want to watch/listen to, rather than selecting "Play", I could select a different option called "Play on". This item would then bring up a list of clients currently awake on the network, and I could select one from the list, which would trigger that client to start playing the media (rather than on the laptop). Effectively it would allow me to use my laptop to cue media to a client. A few details would need to be considered, such as whether the item is cued to the end of the current play list (in the case of music), or whether in interrupts the currently playing item (which would be the case for most video media). Possible? Useful? Rubbish idea? Thanks guys Robbo100 Edit: Also, could live radio be added in the future? [/QUOTE]

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