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<blockquote data-quote="CluelessOne" data-source="post: 481496" data-attributes="member: 96068">The last install was done by the guy in the shop and the PC was not networked at the time.So I uninstalled the whole thing and started again.&nbsp; This time I got as far as &quot;Failed to create database&quot; in the TV Server config.The log showed it was unable to create a couple of database files because they existed already.I renamed them and now it works a treat !!!!Unlike Powercinema 5 and 6 I can watch the TV and actually hear it, recordings and all !!!!Now my only challenges left are :1 - Unable to delete recorded TV files - A Vista permissions problem probably.2 - Get the NZ Freeview EPG working3 - Somehow get rid of the &quot;trial version has expired&quot; message from elecard.&nbsp; Any ideas ? Is there an alternative ?It is often slow to show the video and I get a lot of jagged edges.&nbsp; Not perfect but I might blame my ancient TV cable.Thanks for the help aidbish.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CluelessOne, post: 481496, member: 96068"] The last install was done by the guy in the shop and the PC was not networked at the time. So I uninstalled the whole thing and started again. This time I got as far as "Failed to create database" in the TV Server config. The log showed it was unable to create a couple of database files because they existed already. I renamed them and now it works a treat !!!! Unlike Powercinema 5 and 6 I can watch the TV and actually hear it, recordings and all !!!! Now my only challenges left are : 1 - Unable to delete recorded TV files - A Vista permissions problem probably. 2 - Get the NZ Freeview EPG working 3 - Somehow get rid of the "trial version has expired" message from elecard. Any ideas ? Is there an alternative ? It is often slow to show the video and I get a lot of jagged edges. Not perfect but I might blame my ancient TV cable. Thanks for the help aidbish. [/QUOTE]

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