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<blockquote data-quote="ajs" data-source="post: 1305779" data-attributes="member: 68833">I don't know, but it happened.Yes, as it happened historically, part of the team decided to work on MP2 and not participate in the development of MP1. I’m not interested in MP2 (in terms of both functionality and appearance), so I joined the MP1 team.I don't know; I don't use MP2. I tried it twice just to check it out, but in my opinion, it's way too complicated and clunky. But that's just my personal opinion as a user.MP1 and MP2 have always run in parallel, striving to make as much progress as possible. As a result, both versions are essentially the W11, differing only slightly in terms of specifications and appearance.MPSync Plugin - Trakt - They let you do this in much the same way as MP2; thanks to these plugins, I can pause a video in the living room and resume it in the bedroom or kitchen using Kodi. But I agree, it’s not as flexible or convenient, and you’ll need to do some reading and configuration.In my opinion, this is more of a drawback than an advantage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ajs, post: 1305779, member: 68833"] I don't know, but it happened. Yes, as it happened historically, part of the team decided to work on MP2 and not participate in the development of MP1. I’m not interested in MP2 (in terms of both functionality and appearance), so I joined the MP1 team. I don't know; I don't use MP2. I tried it twice just to check it out, but in my opinion, it's way too complicated and clunky. But that's just my personal opinion as a user. MP1 and MP2 have always run in parallel, striving to make as much progress as possible. As a result, both versions are essentially the W11, differing only slightly in terms of specifications and appearance. MPSync Plugin - Trakt - They let you do this in much the same way as MP2; thanks to these plugins, I can pause a video in the living room and resume it in the bedroom or kitchen using Kodi. But I agree, it’s not as flexible or convenient, and you’ll need to do some reading and configuration. In my opinion, this is more of a drawback than an advantage. [/QUOTE]

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