Unfortunately GB-PVR's client/server support is pretty primitive, and it requires the server to be present when the application is launched. I hope to improve it in a future release.
Yup.. sharing folders isn't going to help. I've had the server going to sleep while the client was playing a video from a NAS drive (which both the server and client shared). The client would continue to play the file until it finished or I used the remote to stop the playback.. the client would then freeze because the server was gone.
Regards,
Hasso
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I just built a little app which gives a menu of local or remote gbpvr. chnages the config file, whch works OK - obviosuly you don't get sharing of your resume points for videos between client / server
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I think it could be enough that the client doesn't hang when the host is down.
When the host is down the client will be able to work as a simple player. Do you think it's possible in the next release?
The next release will hopefully be in about 4 weeks.
Quote:When the host is down the client will be able to work as a simple player. Do you think it's possible in the next release?
All I can give you is a maybe. I've made quite a few changes for the next release, and I've got a lot of work still to do to get that stuff working well.