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<blockquote data-quote="windykiwis" data-source="post: 423348" data-attributes="member: 67874">Thanks for the assistance pellegj. I am not a very techy person. One of the great features of mediaportal is its user interface.So I have found what I think you are talking about which should be in the mediaportal.xml file on the server PC. In my case there is no entry in there usertsp=no. So I am assuming that is not the reason.Just for the record, I have installed on both PCs the latest version of mediaportal. The complication I may have made for myself is the timeshift is split over several drives. So I have three disks in my server PC - the system drive, a media drive and a film drive, I split the timeshifts of the cards over them. However my recordings are all in one folder. All the folders are networked shared. I was thinking that if it can see the recordings, I assume it knows where they are. Ie I am at the client and go to recorded TV it sees all of the programs, just will not play them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="windykiwis, post: 423348, member: 67874"] Thanks for the assistance pellegj. I am not a very techy person. One of the great features of mediaportal is its user interface. So I have found what I think you are talking about which should be in the mediaportal.xml file on the server PC. In my case there is no entry in there usertsp=no. So I am assuming that is not the reason. Just for the record, I have installed on both PCs the latest version of mediaportal. The complication I may have made for myself is the timeshift is split over several drives. So I have three disks in my server PC - the system drive, a media drive and a film drive, I split the timeshifts of the cards over them. However my recordings are all in one folder. All the folders are networked shared. I was thinking that if it can see the recordings, I assume it knows where they are. Ie I am at the client and go to recorded TV it sees all of the programs, just will not play them. [/QUOTE]

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