Ramorous

I just want to make sure we're on the same page. Even if you set the port in the properties to what it initially is, it can change if your router were to reboot or you decide to move the WeMo to another outlet. You need to be able to detect that change.

For example, I just pulled my WeMo out of the wall when it was port 49154. When I plugged it back in it had a new port of 49153.

if you're doing this I apologize, but I'd rather save you the hassle of people complaining it doesn't work after a while.

No, not doing that yet. The IP and Port must be defined for it to work at the moment. I've just created a Multicast function which can find the WeMo now (C4 Built-In DLNA doesn't find it) now I just need to parse it and extract the port/ip. That's will be in V2 in a few days when the baby isn't sick anymore and my wife doesn't kill me for being on my laptop too much.

Yeah that's in the driver.

No disrespect - but how many of these WeMo drivers, free or otherwise are out there by now....

A few that I know of, but none of them are free. I just wanted to make one that was just that. Free. Not 50-70$ that the others offered, so I banged this out in a few hours yesterday.

Belkin_WeMo_Plug.c4i

Created this this past weekend. Very basic and my first cut at a driver. Enjoy! I'll be updating it as required or see fit.

Somewhat silly question but what program do you (did you) use for your chart/diagram for you matrix configuration idea? I've been looking for a similar program so I can diagram my idea for my AV setup just like you have done.

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Microsoft Visio can easily do the trick. Otherwise MS Paint can also help

I'm using the 2x4 monoprice one and it's working great.

There are drivers for this one in the files section of this forum. So I would guess it works just fine.