Voxcommando only runs XBMC Commands after XBMC is CLOSED! (Video)

Started by MiLO83, February 24, 2012, 11:50:55 PM

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MiLO83

I am rather pressed for time as I have company coming over,
Voxcommando only runs XBMC Commands after XBMC is CLOSED!
I have captured a video of the problem and uploaded it to Youtube at http://youtu.be/EVI1IJaGK9k
ANy help would be GREATLY appreciated.
The Video is Private so people wont find it searching for VoxCommando,
I only tagged it with my name "MiLO83"

I am a registered VoxCommando user! :D

I will be checking this topic for solutions every half hour or so.

THANK YOU!!
    - MiLO83

Wanilton

MiLO83,

Try use:

Latest version voxcommando is 0.944 download link> http://voxcommando.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=751.0;attach=1325

I Think the trouble is network in XBMC settings, look this image:

Only add info in fields user and password, with your info (xbmc).

But looking better your video with audio, i see the first command is ok, run the song, try setting in XBMC system, option audio device if you set WASAPI change for DirectSound, and try again..


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jitterjames

most likley XBMC is taking exclusive control of the audio. check your audio settings in xbmc. Or send TTS to a different output. I only have this issue when watching 5.1 movies because XBMC must take exclusive control. So, I send TTS to my TV via analog and everything else is sent to my surround receiver via coax.  It works great. I'm guessing you recently updated your xbmc to a version that treats sound different, or you recently got a new digital receiver.

jitterjames

Quote from: Wanilton on February 25, 2012, 05:41:24 AM

But looking your video with audio, i see the first command is ok, run the song, try setting in XBMC system, option audio device if you set WASAPI change for DirectSound,
Yes.  Probably something like this.