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<blockquote data-quote="TVWatcher" data-source="post: 1268343" data-attributes="member: 164672">Thanks.&nbsp; Unfortunately I can't give you any screenshots as we've disabled WMC to avoid any conflict with MP.&nbsp; What happened with the guide listing was that if you moved the mouse to the left or right side of the grid in which the programmes were displayed (i.e. not the list of channels) a chevron would appear and clicking on that would scroll the guide.&nbsp; I'm not particulary attached to this behaviour - the permanent display of left and right arrows anywhere in the guide window (maybe above the guide listings?) would be at least as good, and I suspect a lot easier to program.As for skipping during TV playback, as well as the double left and right triangles at the bottom of the display (the right one of which doubled the speed of playback, the left of which seems to do nothing) there were left and right single triangles that did the skipping.&nbsp; In JRiver Media Center you could skip forward and backwards with the mouse wheel which was even more convenient; would this be easier to implement?[EDIT] Since posting this I see you've added buttons to the Guide.&nbsp; Great!&nbsp; Thanks!![/EDIT]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TVWatcher, post: 1268343, member: 164672"] Thanks. Unfortunately I can't give you any screenshots as we've disabled WMC to avoid any conflict with MP. What happened with the guide listing was that if you moved the mouse to the left or right side of the grid in which the programmes were displayed (i.e. not the list of channels) a chevron would appear and clicking on that would scroll the guide. I'm not particulary attached to this behaviour - the permanent display of left and right arrows anywhere in the guide window (maybe above the guide listings?) would be at least as good, and I suspect a lot easier to program. As for skipping during TV playback, as well as the double left and right triangles at the bottom of the display (the right one of which doubled the speed of playback, the left of which seems to do nothing) there were left and right single triangles that did the skipping. In JRiver Media Center you could skip forward and backwards with the mouse wheel which was even more convenient; would this be easier to implement? [EDIT] Since posting this I see you've added buttons to the Guide. Great! Thanks!![/EDIT] [/QUOTE]

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