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<blockquote data-quote="HTPCSourcer" data-source="post: 1222281" data-attributes="member: 74879">Did you note my comment?You'll see the entry &quot;Codec&quot; in the left column. When you click on it, you'll be presented a detailed choice of codec settings.That's not necessary. You can install both products in parallel. All you need to do is to deactivate the MP1 TV Server service in Windows before installing MP 2.1. Switching back to MP1 then consists of deactivating the MP2 Server service and restarting the MP1 TV Server service.The bad news is that MP 2.1 us using the same 1.16 TV libraries as MP1. That said I am not aware of any principal issues in 1.16 that would break the T functionalities in NZ. Other users seem to be OK, hence I wonder if this is a setting issue.As already entioned you may want to post logs for 2.1 here, or for 1.16 in the MP1 section for forum members to be able to help you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HTPCSourcer, post: 1222281, member: 74879"] Did you note my comment? You'll see the entry "Codec" in the left column. When you click on it, you'll be presented a detailed choice of codec settings. That's not necessary. You can install both products in parallel. All you need to do is to deactivate the MP1 TV Server service in Windows [U]before[/U] installing MP 2.1. Switching back to MP1 then consists of deactivating the MP2 Server service and restarting the MP1 TV Server service. The bad news is that MP 2.1 us using the same 1.16 TV libraries as MP1. That said I am not aware of any principal issues in 1.16 that would break the T functionalities in NZ. Other users seem to be OK, hence I wonder if this is a setting issue. As already entioned you may want to post logs for 2.1 here, or for 1.16 in the MP1 section for forum members to be able to help you. [/QUOTE]

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