I don't really have control over where the URL is opened. I rely on Windows to determine that.
BTW, the new playlist feature in 1.1.0 should generate the playlist automatically in the format you're looking for.
TheEndless
Well I think if he puts the server into the new default MMS mode, the channel should open in media player instead of the browser. That would eliminate overlapping channels playing.
Anyway, good news and bad news for me:
Now on my Media Center PC, everything works like it should. No more "Reflector:XXXXX" sightings and no more borking of my playlist info. Great.
The extender though... still no go. Now, when I try to play a channel, the extender just freezes up indefinitely and the only thing I can do is turn it off and back on. So far I have tried my playlist the original way it was, with tacking on "&format=asx" on the end, and then with setting the default protocol to MMS.
There's one clue I can give you, and that is that the requests in the log are different between the MC and the extender:
Media Center request in log has just one "Retrieving" entry:
"Retrieving MMS URL for Channel 'XX'"
But when the request comes from the extender, I see these two back to back:
"Retrieving ASX for channel 'XX'"
"Retrieving MMS URL for channel 'XX'"
Good clue about what's happening? Should I try changing the playlist to the MMS links? I'll try it.
One other thing. This shouldn't matter, but I run SiriusStreamer on my desktop in my office. My Media Center PC is a separate machine in the living room. It's not all on the same box.
I'm trying to figure out your playlist feature. It generates a WPL file but I don't know exactly how that's going to give me a list of channels on media center.