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<blockquote data-quote="jez" data-source="post: 325337" data-attributes="member: 84238"><p>P_stAR: run wireshark on your TV and see if you get any packets on TCP port 9596.</p><p></p><p>By the way, I've committed to subversion an update to the python plug-in code, that lets you configure it using the "configure plug-in" menu option (pressing the white button when the plug-in is selected). It won't fix the networking issues some of you seem to have, but it does make reconfigurification a lot easier. The changed files are on sourceforge at:</p><p></p><p><a href="http://mp-plugins.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/mp-plugins/trunk/plugins/XBMCServer/TVServer%20Live%20TV/" target="_blank">SourceForge.net Repository - [mp-plugins] Index of /trunk/plugins/XBMCServer/TVServer Live TV</a></p><p></p><p>What you need to replace is everything under resources/ and and MpLiveTv/xbmcplugin_list.py.</p><p></p><p>I'm going to have a go at extending the features of this plug-in. Don't expect much in a hurry (or at all) but my first goal is to be able to use it to watch recorded shows. Listing them such that a user can select one should be fairly easy, and I'll probably play them using SMB after sharing the "recordings" folder.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jez, post: 325337, member: 84238"] P_stAR: run wireshark on your TV and see if you get any packets on TCP port 9596. By the way, I've committed to subversion an update to the python plug-in code, that lets you configure it using the "configure plug-in" menu option (pressing the white button when the plug-in is selected). It won't fix the networking issues some of you seem to have, but it does make reconfigurification a lot easier. The changed files are on sourceforge at: [url=http://mp-plugins.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/mp-plugins/trunk/plugins/XBMCServer/TVServer%20Live%20TV/]SourceForge.net Repository - [mp-plugins] Index of /trunk/plugins/XBMCServer/TVServer Live TV[/url] What you need to replace is everything under resources/ and and MpLiveTv/xbmcplugin_list.py. I'm going to have a go at extending the features of this plug-in. Don't expect much in a hurry (or at all) but my first goal is to be able to use it to watch recorded shows. Listing them such that a user can select one should be fairly easy, and I'll probably play them using SMB after sharing the "recordings" folder. [/QUOTE]
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