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MPExtended WebMediaPortal 0.4.3
MPExtended is a project that aims at providing access to MediaPortal from all over the world. WebMediaPortal is a webinterface to the MediaPortal databases and TV Server, allowing you to browse and watch your media library from all computers, schedule recordings while away, and more. WebMediaPortal is still experimental, but we need your feedback to improve it further. This project is the successor of the TV4Home Web Interface and MPWebStream.
The 0.4.3 update fixes some minor bugs that some users experienced. People who already installed the test version from this thread don't have to upgrade, this is the same version. Thanks a lot for all your feedback. Downloads are available at the usual location.
Please follow the installation guide when installing WebMediaPortal. WebMediaPortal requires both the MPExtended Service and IIS Express to be correctly installed to function.
Features
IIS Edition
Since version 0.4.1 there is also a IIS Edition of WebMediaPortal. This version is intended for people who are already using the IIS webserver, and would like to let WebMediaPortal use it too (for example to reduce the system load by not having to run two webservers, or because they don't want to install IIS Express). Please see the wiki for more documentation on this. Most users should continue using the standalone version.
Changelog
0.4.3, 27 Mar 2012:
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0.4.2, 24 Jan 2012:
0.4.1, 30 Dec 2011:
0.4.0, 24 Dec 2011:
Contributors
Aside from the fact that I'm releasing WebMediaPortal, most of the hard work on WebMediaPortal has really been done by Mike Lowrey. I'd also like to thank DieBagger for the extensive testing he did and the many bugs that I didn't see.
Feedback
If you've any problems, please post a message here. Make sure to include the logs from WebMediaPortal and the service, as we can't help you without them. If you encouter an error in WebMediaPortal, also post the full text that appears on the screen, it includes useful details for us to fix the bug. I'll read all posts and try to answer (and, if possible, fix) them. Keep in mind that this is really a preview release, which is mostly focused on the functions, not on the looks. For the next version, a redesign to give WebMediaPortal a proper layout is planned.
Like most other people, we also have rent to pay. Donating allows us to spend more time on this project, delivering new features and bugfixes even faster. Usually it works pretty well to get a specific feature implemented too (contact me by PM).
MPExtended is a project that aims at providing access to MediaPortal from all over the world. WebMediaPortal is a webinterface to the MediaPortal databases and TV Server, allowing you to browse and watch your media library from all computers, schedule recordings while away, and more. WebMediaPortal is still experimental, but we need your feedback to improve it further. This project is the successor of the TV4Home Web Interface and MPWebStream.
The 0.4.3 update fixes some minor bugs that some users experienced. People who already installed the test version from this thread don't have to upgrade, this is the same version. Thanks a lot for all your feedback. Downloads are available at the usual location.
Please follow the installation guide when installing WebMediaPortal. WebMediaPortal requires both the MPExtended Service and IIS Express to be correctly installed to function.
- Direct download
- Installation guide
- Website
- Documentation
- Source code
- Issue tracker (only confirmed bugs and approved feature requests please)
Features
- Manage schedules from your browser
- Schedule directly from TV Guide
- Watch live TV, using Flash or VLC
- Watch recordings, movies and tv shows
- Browse through your music, movie and tv show library
- Listen to your music
IIS Edition
Since version 0.4.1 there is also a IIS Edition of WebMediaPortal. This version is intended for people who are already using the IIS webserver, and would like to let WebMediaPortal use it too (for example to reduce the system load by not having to run two webservers, or because they don't want to install IIS Express). Please see the wiki for more documentation on this. Most users should continue using the standalone version.
Changelog
0.4.3, 27 Mar 2012:
- Add "Flash Ultra LQ" transcoder profile. Even less CPU-heavy profiles will come with 0.5.
- Fix aspect ratio for TV streaming
- Remove VLC fullscreen warning box (fullscreen requires VLC 1.1.11 or newer)
- Improve log messages
- Fix loading of album cover images
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0.4.2, 24 Jan 2012:
- Support streaming to outside the LAN
- Stop timeshiftings sooner when navigating away from live TV
- Make version number visible in logs, errors and on settings page
- Add option to enable VLC deinterlacing by default
- Hide menu items with no available databases
- Show error details when connecting from a remote host
- Allow external access without prior configuration of domain names
- Fix IIS version to work with plain IIS installation
- Fix loading TV guide with programs with empty titles
- Fix connecting to remote services with authentication
- Fix crash on homepage when moving pictures or TV series is unavailable
- Fix timeouts on client-only or server-only installations
0.4.1, 30 Dec 2011:
- Show movie ratings
- Fix play button
- Make port configurable (no userinterface yet, see C:\ProgramData\MPExtended\WebMediaPortalHosting.xml)
- Add a download link for movies, episodes and recordings
- Highlight current program in the TV guide
- Support IIS Express in non-default location of localized variants
- Fixed loading of huge lists of movies
- Fix crash in TV guide because of invalid default group
- Added IIS Edition, see wiki for documentation.
0.4.0, 24 Dec 2011:
- Initial release
Contributors
Aside from the fact that I'm releasing WebMediaPortal, most of the hard work on WebMediaPortal has really been done by Mike Lowrey. I'd also like to thank DieBagger for the extensive testing he did and the many bugs that I didn't see.
Feedback
If you've any problems, please post a message here. Make sure to include the logs from WebMediaPortal and the service, as we can't help you without them. If you encouter an error in WebMediaPortal, also post the full text that appears on the screen, it includes useful details for us to fix the bug. I'll read all posts and try to answer (and, if possible, fix) them. Keep in mind that this is really a preview release, which is mostly focused on the functions, not on the looks. For the next version, a redesign to give WebMediaPortal a proper layout is planned.
Like most other people, we also have rent to pay. Donating allows us to spend more time on this project, delivering new features and bugfixes even faster. Usually it works pretty well to get a specific feature implemented too (contact me by PM).