Hi, I can't get TV Server to open because its lost its link to the SQL server. Im just going to reinstall. Is there any way to get my channel mapping to save is I can't get TV Server to open?
Reinstalling seems a bit... well, over the top.
A database link problem should be easily fixable. Are you sure you don't want to try to fix it? We're talking about a 2 minute fix if you can provide log files for us to check. Use the MediaPortal Watchdog tool with option 3 ("export...") to collect log files.
I went ahead and reinstalled. Afterward, I realized, I may have been able to fix by changing the default name , a step I forgot to try. Its working now, but next time Ill be more surgical with the problem
Result, it works on the two PC's we use for watching TV :D I've not lost anything by the looks of it either, all channels etc still setup.
Just my office PC won't connect, which I only use for testing things anyway (I tried updating that this morning as well), but I'll uninstall and install fresh on that.
PS. Exported all settings...
Result, it works on the two PC's we use for watching TV :D I've not lost anything by the looks of it either, all channels etc still...
I tried to install MP 1.35 this morning, but I couldn't get any further with the installation on the TV server, see error message...
Well, I had already recognized your problem, but I still wanted to point out the basic connections once again. Unfortunately, I don't have a fundamentally different solution for you, but with this approach you should achieve your goal. ;)
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Well, I had already recognized your problem, but I still wanted to point out the basic connections once again. Unfortunately, I...
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