Hi, Thanks for your help Mvallevand, Actually you are right, I'm using Hauppauge MediaMVP server and Hauppauge box and I'm going to enhance basic Hauppauge pages and add some other features like LiveTV, LiveCamera, Internet, etc... to it. But I have speed issues with it too, for example if I push remote controller's down key repeatedly through a menu, it will act with a little delay. As I see, Hauppauge server makes a folder for each user that connects to the server and will copy all HTML files to that folder for each user. I think this delay is because every things is running on the Hauppauge server and not on setup box.
But, When I copy mvpmc dongle.bin in Hauppauge's hardware folder, I saw that dongle.bin will be copied on the memory of setup box and it doesn't have speed problem. As I see that there is an Emulation mode that I can load the HTML files from Hauppauge server, so I think If there was a way to integrate HTML files of emulation mode with dongle.bin to copy them on the memory of setup box, It will solve the speed problem. But I don't think that there was any browser engine on mvpmc, so I don't know how it will be possible. Thanks a lot for your helps. --- On Sat, 5/15/10, MVallevand <[email protected]> wrote: From: MVallevand <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [Mvpmc-users] Problem with Emulation Mode To: "d a" <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] Date: Saturday, May 15, 2010, 5:34 PM On Sat, May 15, 2010 at 3:45 AM, d a <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm using mvpmc application for my MediaMVP setup box.But I also have a set > of >HTML/JavaScript files that I want to load them when I choose Emulation > mode in mvpmc >application. To me it sounds like you are misunderstanding emulation mode. Emulation mode is trying to "emulate" the Hauppauge dongle's ability to be a remote frame buffer to a server that follows the Hauppauge protocol's modified vnc protocol. I've tested it primarily with GB-PVR since most users of emulation mode are also GB-PVR users but it is lightly tested with Hauppauge and MVPServer and seems to be reasonably compatible. Because you mention HTML and javascript I am going to assume you are using the Hauppauge server. The Hauppauge server essentially uses the IE engine to render pages in a 640x480 or 640x576 frame, and anything that is output to that frame is sent to mvpmc using rfb. Some people have enhanced the basic Hauppauge pages by modifying the html files that Hauppauge provide. mvpmc can render about 2-3 full frames a second, so if you are seeing speed issues make sure your code doesn't refresh too often. If you really want to get creative and write your own Hauppauge protocol server depending on what you are trying to achieve you could use incremental updates and only write the areas of the screen that change. Martin
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