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<blockquote data-quote="hst" data-source="post: 62291" data-attributes="member: 21357"><p>Hi all,</p><p></p><p>I'm using my (always-on) Linux-box as recording engine and fileserver for MediaPortal. So, my MP-Box has no "local" picture-, video- or music-files.</p><p>Driving MP in a client/server environment, I have a few questions : </p><p></p><p>1. ) I haven't found a reference for defining a directory for "My recordings". I just want to use MCE's "my recordings" button ... Where can I define the (network-) path to the directory? Maybe I can't cause I haven't installed a TV card? </p><p></p><p>2.) Watching recordings in timeshift mode.... . MP doesn't recognize changing the duration/file size. So, if i start a recording at 20.00h on my Linux-box, start watching at 20.20h in MP, viewing stops at 20.40h, although recording is still active .... . IS there any workaround? VLC is able to display mpeg2-file til end of recording... . </p><p></p><p>3.) Is there a "EPGviewonly" Plugin available? I just want to minimize startup time. Currently, I have to load the whole "my TV" module?</p><p></p><p>4.) at first time access to my videos,pictures, music, the screens get dark and MP is jumping back to main menu after a few seconds. Second access to modules works just fine. I've tried both ways to get network resources allocted to MP: </p><p>- net use x: \\server\share before MP-startup</p><p>- defining folders like \\server\share in MP-configuration </p><p>Both lead me up in a dark screen at first time access to folders.</p><p></p><p>... all other functions just work perfect , GREAT WORK!</p><p></p><p>Thx for your help</p><p>Hans</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hst, post: 62291, member: 21357"] Hi all, I'm using my (always-on) Linux-box as recording engine and fileserver for MediaPortal. So, my MP-Box has no "local" picture-, video- or music-files. Driving MP in a client/server environment, I have a few questions : 1. ) I haven't found a reference for defining a directory for "My recordings". I just want to use MCE's "my recordings" button ... Where can I define the (network-) path to the directory? Maybe I can't cause I haven't installed a TV card? 2.) Watching recordings in timeshift mode.... . MP doesn't recognize changing the duration/file size. So, if i start a recording at 20.00h on my Linux-box, start watching at 20.20h in MP, viewing stops at 20.40h, although recording is still active .... . IS there any workaround? VLC is able to display mpeg2-file til end of recording... . 3.) Is there a "EPGviewonly" Plugin available? I just want to minimize startup time. Currently, I have to load the whole "my TV" module? 4.) at first time access to my videos,pictures, music, the screens get dark and MP is jumping back to main menu after a few seconds. Second access to modules works just fine. I've tried both ways to get network resources allocted to MP: - net use x: \\server\share before MP-startup - defining folders like \\server\share in MP-configuration Both lead me up in a dark screen at first time access to folders. ... all other functions just work perfect , GREAT WORK! Thx for your help Hans [/QUOTE]
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