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<blockquote data-quote="samuel337" data-source="post: 65184" data-attributes="member: 10347">Pardon me for being lazy, but I just followed your installation instructions in HACKING.txt and I'm running into a problem:I can't find a MediaPlayer.exe.config file - where is it?Also, what's the address that the web app runs at?Like I said, I'm being lazy and I can't be bothered looking through all your code for the answers&nbsp; :lol: About your question about the Remoting/WS plugin, the web service is essentially a wrapper for the remoting plugin (it was developed because the original PVR web interface was written in PHP, and so in order for PHP to talk to the remoting plugin, web services were needed - yes I know, I could've used COM but I thought web services were more flexible and others can use it too). The remoting plugin essentially just exposes a class that has a multitude of functions - not very extensible I guess, especially in comparison. Sam</blockquote>

[QUOTE="samuel337, post: 65184, member: 10347"] Pardon me for being lazy, but I just followed your installation instructions in HACKING.txt and I'm running into a problem: I can't find a MediaPlayer.exe.config file - where is it? Also, what's the address that the web app runs at? Like I said, I'm being lazy and I can't be bothered looking through all your code for the answers :lol: About your question about the Remoting/WS plugin, the web service is essentially a wrapper for the remoting plugin (it was developed because the original PVR web interface was written in PHP, and so in order for PHP to talk to the remoting plugin, web services were needed - yes I know, I could've used COM but I thought web services were more flexible and others can use it too). The remoting plugin essentially just exposes a class that has a multitude of functions - not very extensible I guess, especially in comparison. Sam [/QUOTE]

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