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<blockquote data-quote="textune" data-source="post: 1299720" data-attributes="member: 171307"><p>OK, that is really sad to learn.</p><p>You say "MP no longer has <em>a TV expert</em> as part of the active team" (my emphasis). </p><p>So, not just a DVB-C expert, but TV as such ? If nothing is done about that, then the system is in ruins. </p><p></p><p>If you should consider to attract new ressources for this, then it would be a good ting, if the dish is eatable and tasty. What i found, however - is - as I think I observe it from trying - is a very messy system. And - maybe I'm just not informed about common practises here - but where in the world are the specifications, upon which the system is built? It is like if doku is reduced to how to set things up, and then when something does not work as expected, the you are left to guess or try and after some hours of error, you either give up, or reaches succes.</p><p></p><p>We have very good and close cooperation with our provider here.</p><p></p><p>I have used MP for about 12-14 years with great satisfaction. During the Covid, at some time my provider changed equipment at the headend from Appear to Harmonic Prostream. In both cases adherking to NorDig rules, which is strictly based om DVB.org's rules, as far as I know. </p><p></p><p>Maybe it was at that moment (at the Covid period), or maybe a year before or a year later - about - but I did nothing about it at that time. Until now, where I have better time. So I even set up a Linux-partition on my testing pc so a comparison with other HTPC-systems is possible.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="textune, post: 1299720, member: 171307"] OK, that is really sad to learn. You say "MP no longer has [I]a TV expert[/I] as part of the active team" (my emphasis). So, not just a DVB-C expert, but TV as such ? If nothing is done about that, then the system is in ruins. If you should consider to attract new ressources for this, then it would be a good ting, if the dish is eatable and tasty. What i found, however - is - as I think I observe it from trying - is a very messy system. And - maybe I'm just not informed about common practises here - but where in the world are the specifications, upon which the system is built? It is like if doku is reduced to how to set things up, and then when something does not work as expected, the you are left to guess or try and after some hours of error, you either give up, or reaches succes. We have very good and close cooperation with our provider here. I have used MP for about 12-14 years with great satisfaction. During the Covid, at some time my provider changed equipment at the headend from Appear to Harmonic Prostream. In both cases adherking to NorDig rules, which is strictly based om DVB.org's rules, as far as I know. Maybe it was at that moment (at the Covid period), or maybe a year before or a year later - about - but I did nothing about it at that time. Until now, where I have better time. So I even set up a Linux-partition on my testing pc so a comparison with other HTPC-systems is possible. [/QUOTE]
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