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<blockquote data-quote="hazza87" data-source="post: 234615" data-attributes="member: 64516">I have been using the older version of tv server for a week or so now and am finding it very good at recording shows and programming them, but for watching live tv it is not much use, channels take ages to change and often refuse to change at all. Heres hoping a newer version will allow me to tune in the channels so i can use a less buggy version.On another note i have managed to tune in the dvb-t auckland trials channels but as i understand it you can't watch them in mediaportal currently, what is the best way to view these channels (i heard mention of timeshifting them then viewing the stream in vlc). And when is it likely that mediaportal will be able to show these channels? before the official launch?I am interested as it suggests <a href="http://blogs.pcworld.co.nz/pcworld/products/2008/02/tv2_goes_highdef.html" target="_blank">here</a> that tv2 is now showing normal programming in 720p in these trials</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hazza87, post: 234615, member: 64516"] I have been using the older version of tv server for a week or so now and am finding it very good at recording shows and programming them, but for watching live tv it is not much use, channels take ages to change and often refuse to change at all. Heres hoping a newer version will allow me to tune in the channels so i can use a less buggy version. On another note i have managed to tune in the dvb-t auckland trials channels but as i understand it you can't watch them in mediaportal currently, what is the best way to view these channels (i heard mention of timeshifting them then viewing the stream in vlc). And when is it likely that mediaportal will be able to show these channels? before the official launch? I am interested as it suggests [URL="http://blogs.pcworld.co.nz/pcworld/products/2008/02/tv2_goes_highdef.html"]here[/URL] that tv2 is now showing normal programming in 720p in these trials [/QUOTE]

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