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<blockquote data-quote="clanmackenzi" data-source="post: 473515" data-attributes="member: 71935">one possible solution is to put your tv tuners in two of your PCs and run them in singleseat mode.&nbsp; use your clients to link to the server with the &quot;live TV&quot; tuner and leave the recorded TV system to run in a stand alone mode but recording to a network or shared drive that could then be accessed by the clients for recorded TV.You may have to run a script to update the recorded TV databases as I am not sure it will automatically populate (maybe, I used to do this some time ago with WMC).&nbsp; If updating the recorded TV database (on the live Tv server) is a problem you could also see the recordings in MY Videos if you select the shared drive.However, I now have 3 tuners and as PD suggests it is very seldom that I have recording/live TV clashes - requires 3 recordings at the same time.&nbsp; On the rare occasion that it does happen, I get the option to cancel the recording before the channel changes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="clanmackenzi, post: 473515, member: 71935"] one possible solution is to put your tv tuners in two of your PCs and run them in singleseat mode. use your clients to link to the server with the "live TV" tuner and leave the recorded TV system to run in a stand alone mode but recording to a network or shared drive that could then be accessed by the clients for recorded TV. You may have to run a script to update the recorded TV databases as I am not sure it will automatically populate (maybe, I used to do this some time ago with WMC). If updating the recorded TV database (on the live Tv server) is a problem you could also see the recordings in MY Videos if you select the shared drive. However, I now have 3 tuners and as PD suggests it is very seldom that I have recording/live TV clashes - requires 3 recordings at the same time. On the rare occasion that it does happen, I get the option to cancel the recording before the channel changes. [/QUOTE]

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