Problems with TCP/IP

There are workarounds, though I'm not sure I understand the problem, I don't play MPlayer much. There's a nother thread on this subject somewhere, I'll go try and dredge up a link.

There are 10 types of people in the world:

Those that understand binary, and those that don't.

There is a thread out there, but I can't recall the link right now either...I'll look as well. Short answers though as follows:

1) Bug on the first turn where remote players don't get a chance to play the turn. The workaround is to play that turn on the host computer if in a LAN situation. If not every remote player has access to the host computer however, then the person that does will have to take that first turn for everyone.

2) It seems if the host computer is not sitting at the main screen (the screen where you click "process turn"...not really sure what to call it, lol), the host does not correctly receive the remote player files when sent. Workaround is to ALWAYS have the player on the host computer finish their turn FIRST and get back to that main screen. Then the remote players can end their turn.

Is there a link guys to this hotseat first turn. I not quite sure of the steps. I know I have seen it somewhere