DVB-T Munich Settings don't work with Scanning (1 Viewer)
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As Alexander Pope said:
A little learning is a dangerous thing,
and Dr Google explains this as:
The quotation warns that superficial knowledge of a subject can make people arrogant or foolish, suggesting one should either learn deeply or not at all.
"Superficial", and "arrogant or foolish" would be me :eek: . However...
I would...
As Alexander Pope said:
A little learning is a dangerous thing,
and Dr Google explains this as:
The quotation warns that...
I have just discovered that I can no longer receive any of the independent radio channels broadcast on DVB-T in the UK. In...
I don't know about MP2 but as you said you tried MP1 too, how is the MP music config ?
MP(1) will only use LAV if you select "Internal DirectShow player" as music output, but then you lose gapless playback.
If you you don't have multichannel music you can choose WASAPI as the output and set the number of speakers to stereo.
I have...
I don't know about MP2 but as you said you tried MP1 too, how is the MP music config ?
MP(1) will only use LAV if you select...
Not sure if this a a bug/config/settings problem.
I am running a media portal 2.5 server with 2.41 client but it seems I get the...
It's getting weirder.....
If I remove all the IP cards in the TVServer setup and then add them back I can scan the M3u and tune the stations but if I rescan it on the same card it just keeps updating the 1 channel. My brain is melting.........
It's getting weirder.....
If I remove all the IP cards in the TVServer setup and then add them back I can scan the M3u and tune the...
Having great fun with this still. I have a fairly good PC setup, Ryzen 5 8500g, Msi Pro 650M-P with 32GB of RAM with a TBS 6281 and...
Are the media/video folders on the Mint host?
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I've used Mediaportal for years on a Windows Host with restricted online-access.
Lately I reinstalled...
In the UK, the EPG transmitted in the DVB-T datastream allows each programme to have two genres -- a primary genre, and a secondary genre (i.e. a subgenre).
The primary genre might be something like Film (or Movie in the USA).
The secondary genre for Film might be something like: Action, Comedy, Crime, Fantasy, Romance, Science...
In the UK, the EPG transmitted in the DVB-T datastream allows each programme to have two genres -- a primary genre, and a secondary...
In the UK, the EPG transmitted in the DVB-T datastream allows each programme to have two genres -- a primary genre, and a secondary...