Thanks for the reply.
I am pretty dense about this stuff so bear with me. I see the resolver as the last entry in a list of available stuff. In dailyflix, for instance: hd movies, divx movies, flash movies, pre-retail, etc. The last entry in the list is "Resolver Settings". When I choose, off that list the Settings (urlresolver is highlighted and cannot be chosen) - urlresolver pops up with a list of sources (first one is highlighted), a "priority", "Enabled", and, at the bottom OK, cancel, and defaults. I tend to press OK and it then gives me a list of movie choices. After I make a choice there I get a list of actual movies, then I choose one and I am presented with a list of sources, none of which seem to have been listed in the urlresolver, but maybe. I have to, invariably, go through several before I get one to actually work.
Now, given the above, I am not really sure what the urlresolver actually did. I am not whining about this so much as wondering why the resolver in the first place unless somehow knows which one is good but is keeping it a secret <G> the first, for instance, replied to my choice with "link cannot resolved".
I have been dealing with computers for a long time (building and programming) but this streaming thing is a very different world than I know about, hence the questions. As a result of my experience, with computers, I have learned that patience is a virtue and, sometimes, one has to deal with what is, get over it, and move on. At this point I have, pretty much, decided that sh*t happens and live with it but I am trying to understand it too.
Thanks again for the response. I think I am missing something but can't figure it out.