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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 736571" data-attributes="member: 109222">AW: Disabling and enabling MCEHello.Normally the MediaPortasl TV Server should not block the Tuner if no action takes place. I think the TV Server is busy grabbing EPG or something like that. If you want to watch LiveTV with MCE first start the Config Program of MediaPortal TV Server. There you go to Manual Control and have a look what's happened there. If the Tuner is marked as Idle for more than a few seconds the TV Part of MCE normally should work properly. If it dosn't you can turn of the TV Server right were you are from within the Manual Control section of TV Server Configuration. No need to fiddle around with Windows Services.If MCE TV is working after stopping TV Server you got your solution. If not you have some other issues....When you prefer watching TV with MCE you could then disable TV Server Autostart setting it to manual in Windows Services. If you use MePo it will start TV Server on startup. But no scheduled Recordings or standby this way as a running TV Server is needed for this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 736571, member: 109222"] [b]AW: Disabling and enabling MCE[/b] Hello. Normally the MediaPortasl TV Server should not block the Tuner if no action takes place. I think the TV Server is busy grabbing EPG or something like that. If you want to watch LiveTV with MCE first start the Config Program of MediaPortal TV Server. There you go to Manual Control and have a look what's happened there. If the Tuner is marked as Idle for more than a few seconds the TV Part of MCE normally should work properly. If it dosn't you can turn of the TV Server right were you are from within the Manual Control section of TV Server Configuration. No need to fiddle around with Windows Services. If MCE TV is working after stopping TV Server you got your solution. If not you have some other issues.... When you prefer watching TV with MCE you could then disable TV Server Autostart setting it to manual in Windows Services. If you use MePo it will start TV Server on startup. But no scheduled Recordings or standby this way as a running TV Server is needed for this. [/QUOTE]

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