Since W8-1 WMC has "mcupdate -dbgc -pscn 0" crash bug, W10 b10036 has download TV setup data freeze bug and W10 b10134 has EPG bug... ...why not to patch W7-0 WMC, which is without any bugs so far?
1. Just export it, no need to specify compress level 2. The ones i patched worked to start the program, but mcupdate.exe and ehsched.exe crash so we need more research yes, revised already have updated filess
So it would be as easy as changing the reg keys from 10134? No need to pull them from a working Win8.1 build? How about Windows 7? Do these occurrences need to be changed to 6.1.0.0?
Yes, i verified W8.1 registry with current W10 one, identical there will be some differences in W7, because its wmc is based on .NET 2.0
Hi, Just a strange thing, My EPG guide is complete this evening. I didn't watch TV before, but I just actived .net FW 3.5 to make some programs installed 3 hours ago. EDIT : mmmhhh, I tried to force a new DL, nothing happened.
I actually pulled it from 10074 not much for me.. i already got used on the process but descriping and explaning the steps will be much
I don't understand because ehuihlp.dll from 10036 and 10134 or 10135 (all x64) contain the exactly same GetMCSkuPolicyFromLicense procedure.
I got it working, I don't know why it didn't work before. If I provide you the WMC 8.1 files, could you see if the same files can be patched?
@DavidinCT Are you suggesting that those who get guide data are not US-based? Does Guide Data work for you at all on a Windows 7 or 8.1 machine or do you have access to one? I might have still have a Windows 7 machine on my network, but I'd have to check. Would copying any files or registry keys from it help? @ anyone who can answer I'd read somewhere on this thread or other threads that guide data IS happening, but only through an Antenna, not "Digital Cable". Not sure if this is the same case in the US or if this is how non-US users connect to TV. Can someone comment on this? Also , based on DavidinCT's comment about Guide Data, I got to wondering how the current WMC port to Windows 10 came to be. Is it from a US-based version? If not, could this be the reason US-based users are having problems with Guide Data?
Dvb-t and other European digital standards has the EIT data. Something that has nothing to do with MS servers nor with internet. Any TV or decoder sold here (no matter if cheap or expensive, smart or dumb) grabs them, they come form antenna, dish, cable, whatever. WMC understand them as well. That's all. There aren't zone based WMC. It's one sw which adapts iself to the local standards and traditions.
The xBox360 renders the WMC UI locally. 3rd party extenders rely on the host machine to render the UI, then transmit it via RDP. When MS updated the RDP protocol for Windows 8 it broke 3rd party extender compatibility (the extenders technically still work, you just can't see the UI) but the 360 was unaffected since it didn't rely on RDP. That said, non-360 extenders will almost certainly not work on Win10. (Unless someone goes to the trouble of patching in an old version of RDP, which would break several other things in the OS)