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<blockquote data-quote="cybrmage" data-source="post: 206724" data-attributes="member: 51680">It seems that the display in the HD135 uses the same command set as the L.I.S.2 display... but uses a different communications (com port) speed...So, as an experiment (as I don't have this device), I added an entry to the drivers list (the &quot;VL Systems Mplay driver v1.0&quot; driver)...So, give this a try and see if it works...NOTE: this is compiled for 0.2.3 (release version)Instructions...1) extract the processplugins.dll from the archive.2) rename the processplugins.dll in your MediaPortal plugins/process/ directory to processplugins.dll.backup3) copy the file you extracted in step 1) to your MediaPortal plugins/process/ directory4) run configure.exe, select plugins, right click ExternalDisplay, select &quot;disable&quot; to enable the plugin, right click ExternalDisplay, select &quot;configure&quot;, select the &quot;VL systems Mplay driver v1.0&quot; as the display.5) Select the virtual comm port that your display is configured on... (Use Windows device manager to determine the correct Virtual comm port to use)6) click on &quot;ok&quot; to save your external display configuration, click on &quot;ok&quot; to save your MediaPortal configuration and exit the configuration program.7) run MediaPortal and determine if the display operates.Regards,CybrMage(DRIVER REMOVED DUE TO NEW VERSION)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cybrmage, post: 206724, member: 51680"] It seems that the display in the HD135 uses the same command set as the L.I.S.2 display... but uses a different communications (com port) speed... So, as an experiment (as I don't have this device), I added an entry to the drivers list (the "VL Systems Mplay driver v1.0" driver)... So, give this a try and see if it works... NOTE: this is compiled for 0.2.3 (release version) Instructions... 1) extract the processplugins.dll from the archive. 2) rename the processplugins.dll in your MediaPortal plugins/process/ directory to processplugins.dll.backup 3) copy the file you extracted in step 1) to your MediaPortal plugins/process/ directory 4) run configure.exe, select plugins, right click ExternalDisplay, select "disable" to enable the plugin, right click ExternalDisplay, select "configure", select the "VL systems Mplay driver v1.0" as the display. 5) Select the virtual comm port that your display is configured on... (Use Windows device manager to determine the correct Virtual comm port to use) 6) click on "ok" to save your external display configuration, click on "ok" to save your MediaPortal configuration and exit the configuration program. 7) run MediaPortal and determine if the display operates. Regards, CybrMage (DRIVER REMOVED DUE TO NEW VERSION) [/QUOTE]

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