World Weather Lite (SharpDX) 1.3.4 (2 Viewers)

blackss69

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I put the current fix 339494 on both the x86 and x64 PCs and it has solved the error problem when adding Locations (339412 level on World Weather Lite).

I'm still working on Media for the US.

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catavolt

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    Have a problem, too ;)
    I want to add this JPG to image 0: https://www.dwd.de/DWD/wetter/radar/rad_brd_akt.jpg but it does not show in Media :oops:
    Same for this image 4: https://www.dwd.de/DWD/wetter/radar/rad_hes_akt.jpg not shown in Media.
    Screenshots of Config windows:

    WW 1.jpg WW 2.jpg

    Any help appreciated ;)
     

    Pablik

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    Have a problem, too ;)
    I want to add this JPG to image 0: https://www.dwd.de/DWD/wetter/radar/rad_brd_akt.jpg but it does not show in Media :oops:
    Same for this image 4: https://www.dwd.de/DWD/wetter/radar/rad_hes_akt.jpg not shown in Media.
    Screenshots of Config windows:

    View attachment 213262 View attachment 213263

    Any help appreciated ;)
    Both urls works on mine configuration, but I see, you are using old v1.2.0. The latest preliminary version is v1.3.0. Please, try the last version from this post.
     

    Pablik

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    That's what I thought: Error: Fehler bei SSPI-Aufruf, siehe interne Ausnahme

    It seems, that the remote server requires TLS 1.3 protocol. It works on my system, because I'm using Open SSL (I'm still runnig on Win7).
    As far as I know, the TLS 1.3 is enabled by default on Win11, but not on Win10 (it must be enabled manually).
    But even if your OS does support TLS 1.3, the MediaPortal.exe sets ServicePointManager.SecurityProtocol to TLS 1.2 only anyway. We need to look into this issue.

    For now, you can force to use Open SSL for my plugin by manually inserting this part into MediaPortal.xml configuration file:
    Code:
      <section name="Pbk.Http">
        <entry name="UseOpenSSL">Yes</entry>
      </section>

    But beaware - the Managed OpenSSL lib is experimental, although it seems to be working.
     

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