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Old 2007-01-08, 18:51   #1 (permalink)
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Question TV Server only works for local MP

Hi,

After reviewing all videos I still can't get the TV Stream for a MP on another PC working. It works perfect for the local machine, but not in the network. The MP on the network client can connect to the TVServer and all TV menu items are enabled, but nothing happens if you press e.g. TV.

Any ideas?

Thanks, Rainer

UPDATE: I use a 3com 8 port GigaBit Switch as router and I'm not in a domain

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Same to me.

Single Seat works perfectly, TV-Server Manual Control too.

But to other Clients in the Network got the Message Connect to TV-Server, but have no EPG, Channel List, ...

My Router and Switch for the Network is a Fritz Box
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Problem solved.

Forgot to open the Port for the SQL-Server
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I had the same problem.

Sometimes the "SQL Server Browser" doesn't start automatically.

So,
Open Surface Area Configuration under All Programs -> Microsoft SQL Server 2005 -> Configuration tools -> SQL Server Service Area Configuration.


Select "SQL server Browser" -> Automatically and Start it.



After that, for me it was ok.

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Could you please be more specific about which ports have to be opened?

I have the same problem (cannot connect from a remote client to the TV-Server - client on the server works great).

I added the MP programs and 2 of the SQL programs to the exception list on both the server and the client PC, but have not opened any ports...

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I had the same problem.

Sometimes the "SQL Server Browser" doesn't start automatically.

So,
Open Surface Area Configuration under All Programs -> Microsoft SQL Server 2005 -> Configuration tools -> SQL Server Service Area Configuration.


Select "SQL server Browser" -> Automatically and Start it.



After that, for me it was ok.
That was it!
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Hello Gdirwin,

In the wiki there is a list of ports.

http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/TV-...roubleshooting.

But I think it's easier to
Disable the firewall of server.
Disable the firewall of client.
Open all the ports of client and server on the routeur.

When it's ok, you can try to close some ports.

Have you try VLC to view the stream on the client? Does it works?

http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/TV-...ing-streamtest.
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Should this have gone in the Media portal video series on how to set up SQLServer 2005? Or are there some exceptions where you don't have to do this?

I've just had to change this setting and it took me quite a while to find this thread.

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