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<blockquote data-quote="Koen Zomers" data-source="post: 821769" data-attributes="member: 108135">Hi Mike.Just downloaded and installed your General Media Access WebService. Looks cool! I found that your documentation reports it runs on port 44321 by default while this should be port 4321 according to the WCF binding.Also I tried to call GetStreamingSessions() but it did not return the session I had set up from the TV Server Configuration Console manually. Is this possible? Does it only return sessions set up by the webservice itself? Another thing I noticed is when trying to access the WCF remotely from my dev machine to my MediaPortal machine, I couldn't access the WCF service. I changed the add baseaddress to read the IPv4 of my MediaPortal machine instead of localhost and it worked. I believe setting it to 0.0.0.0 should bind it to all IPv4 addresses on the hosting machine, right? But for some reason Visual Studio 2010 won't accept a service reference to it if I set it to 0.0.0.0 while it does when I set it to its IPv4 address on my LAN. Any clues?Good work nonetheless!Koen</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Koen Zomers, post: 821769, member: 108135"] Hi Mike. Just downloaded and installed your General Media Access WebService. Looks cool! I found that your documentation reports it runs on port 44321 by default while this should be port 4321 according to the WCF binding. Also I tried to call GetStreamingSessions() but it did not return the session I had set up from the TV Server Configuration Console manually. Is this possible? Does it only return sessions set up by the webservice itself? Another thing I noticed is when trying to access the WCF remotely from my dev machine to my MediaPortal machine, I couldn't access the WCF service. I changed the add baseaddress to read the IPv4 of my MediaPortal machine instead of localhost and it worked. I believe setting it to 0.0.0.0 should bind it to all IPv4 addresses on the hosting machine, right? But for some reason Visual Studio 2010 won't accept a service reference to it if I set it to 0.0.0.0 while it does when I set it to its IPv4 address on my LAN. Any clues? Good work nonetheless! Koen [/QUOTE]

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