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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1184703" data-attributes="member: 109222">Your guess is right. You can not have two TV servers on the same machine. Both would be fighting for the tuner cards with the result that none is working any more...In MP it is needed to have a xml file next to the .ts so it can be recognized as &quot;Recording&quot;. If you don't have those they won't show up in &quot;Recordings&quot;. But your .ts are for sure playable in MP2. You can import them into the media library as &quot;Video&quot; and if MP2 is able to identify the .ts as movie or series episode (depends on the file names) it will download metadata and fanart for them and place them in the movies or series section...In General, what do you want to do with those &quot;old&quot; recordings? Watch and after that delete them or keep them in your library? If you want to keep them it would be wise to process them. TV recordings are huge and there is a lot of unneeded stuff like commercials and pre/post recording material. There are tools out there to cut the recordings and/or transcode them, put them into a more suitable container like MKV and do other fancy things with... One of those tools you can find in my signature.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1184703, member: 109222"] Your guess is right. You can not have two TV servers on the same machine. Both would be fighting for the tuner cards with the result that none is working any more... In MP it is needed to have a xml file next to the .ts so it can be recognized as "Recording". If you don't have those they won't show up in "Recordings". But your .ts are for sure playable in MP2. You can import them into the media library as "Video" and if MP2 is able to identify the .ts as movie or series episode (depends on the file names) it will download metadata and fanart for them and place them in the movies or series section... In General, what do you want to do with those "old" recordings? Watch and after that delete them or keep them in your library? If you want to keep them it would be wise to process them. TV recordings are huge and there is a lot of unneeded stuff like commercials and pre/post recording material. There are tools out there to cut the recordings and/or transcode them, put them into a more suitable container like MKV and do other fancy things with... One of those tools you can find in my signature. [/QUOTE]

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