2009-10-09, 08:18 PM
I'm using a laptop as a client. (1.4.7)
Occasionally, if I'm going out of town for a few days, I file transfer several shows I may want to watch from my PVR server to the laptop's Video Library folder so I can play them locally, without being connected to the server.
In order to do this I need to redo the configuration by unchecking "Configure this machine to act as a client", otherwise PVRX2 crashes when it starts up because the server doesn't exist. When I return home and want to use the laptop as a client again I have to redo the configuration again.
I looked at the command line options in the wiki and didn't see any that appeared to be able to set the path to the config.xml file.
I believe it would be worthwhile to have a "-config path\to\config.xml" command line switch. That way we could create shortcuts to start PVRX2 using different config settings.
This would also be of benefit if you're trying to solve a problem by changing the config. You could have your good config in the C:\Progr...\GBPVR\GOOD folder and make modifications to the one in C:\Progr...\GBPVR and always have a shortcut that points back to the "good" config.
Scifidude
Occasionally, if I'm going out of town for a few days, I file transfer several shows I may want to watch from my PVR server to the laptop's Video Library folder so I can play them locally, without being connected to the server.
In order to do this I need to redo the configuration by unchecking "Configure this machine to act as a client", otherwise PVRX2 crashes when it starts up because the server doesn't exist. When I return home and want to use the laptop as a client again I have to redo the configuration again.
I looked at the command line options in the wiki and didn't see any that appeared to be able to set the path to the config.xml file.
I believe it would be worthwhile to have a "-config path\to\config.xml" command line switch. That way we could create shortcuts to start PVRX2 using different config settings.
This would also be of benefit if you're trying to solve a problem by changing the config. You could have your good config in the C:\Progr...\GBPVR\GOOD folder and make modifications to the one in C:\Progr...\GBPVR and always have a shortcut that points back to the "good" config.
Scifidude