So what does that mean?
Sorry - I don't know....
Do you have more than one client ? If so, do the others have the same problem ?
Is the timeshifting on a 'green' drive that needs time to spin up ?
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So what does that mean?
This sounds like a different issue... but I'll bite.I used to connect using my laptop at work via VPN but since moving the TV Server to my server (rather than having it on the HTPC), I can no longer connect. It just says it's unable to detect host "hda", even though I can access \\hda via File Explorer and ping it fine.
I'll likely make a new topic for this later - I want to focus on one issue at a time, and the HTPC not being able to play TV in the mornings is the biggest! But yes, I can ping both hda and 192.168.1.99 fine and it's a static IP. It's not a huge problem because I can TeamViewer into my server, manually timeshift & record a channel and then just play the TS file in MPC-HC. In fact, this method is far smoother than watching TV in MediaPortal ever was over a VPN.This sounds like a different issue... but I'll bite.I used to connect using my laptop at work via VPN but since moving the TV Server to my server (rather than having it on the HTPC), I can no longer connect. It just says it's unable to detect host "hda", even though I can access \\hda via File Explorer and ping it fine.
From the work laptop over the VPN, please report the result of ping hda and ping <IP address of hda>.
I take it your server is using a static IP address?
OK, I just turned my AV receiver off and the TV froze. I stopped and started the TV again but got a blank screen. I restarted MediaPortal, blank screen. I turned the AV receiver back on, blank screen. This is all whilst using RTSP. So what does this mean, it's not related to UNC??
The casual observer reading this thread and seeing that comment might think MP or TV Server never worked at all! I get that you're frustrated, but that comment feels a little unfair....and it's nice being able to watch TV properly for once.
That's a bit of an impossible question. There is absolutely no way for us to tell where the delays are and what you consider as reasonable/normal from this very bare description.Not impressed with channel changing speed though, any way to speed this up?