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<blockquote data-quote="Owlsroost" data-source="post: 539104" data-attributes="member: 83973">I don't have any experience with running MP on XP (I use Vista) but I'll try and help....The orange &amp; green lights are activity lights for each tuner (as far as I know).Which version of MP are you running ? (I'd stay with 1.0.2 for now)Can you attach some logs (run the MP log collector - in the MP program group on the Start menu) ?What sort of network connection does the PC have ? Have you tried turning off the firewall ? (the connection between TV server and MP is via the network stack, so network problems/firewalls etc can cause problems)When you did the uninstall/reinstall, did you tell it to drop the database as well ? (a good idea if you've changed the computer name)TV service will be trying to gather DVB EPG data in the background, so you will see tuner activity when you are not watching TV in MP. This might account for the slowly increasing RAM usage in TV service, since I think it caches the EPG data in RAM before updating the database.Tony</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Owlsroost, post: 539104, member: 83973"] I don't have any experience with running MP on XP (I use Vista) but I'll try and help.... The orange & green lights are activity lights for each tuner (as far as I know). Which version of MP are you running ? (I'd stay with 1.0.2 for now) Can you attach some logs (run the MP log collector - in the MP program group on the Start menu) ? What sort of network connection does the PC have ? Have you tried turning off the firewall ? (the connection between TV server and MP is via the network stack, so network problems/firewalls etc can cause problems) When you did the uninstall/reinstall, did you tell it to drop the database as well ? (a good idea if you've changed the computer name) TV service will be trying to gather DVB EPG data in the background, so you will see tuner activity when you are not watching TV in MP. This might account for the slowly increasing RAM usage in TV service, since I think it caches the EPG data in RAM before updating the database. Tony [/QUOTE]

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