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<blockquote data-quote="xmamx" data-source="post: 882101" data-attributes="member: 76906">Hopefully this helps someone, I was getting a message in the Onlinevideos.log advising 'Prebuffering failed' and I was also getting 'no url' messages when trying to view videos also, but my other computer could view them fine. I read in another online videos forum entry that someone uninstalled microsoft security essentials and then it worked. Therefore I disabled realtime scanning and it finally worked. With a bit of playing I didnt have to uninstall microsoft security essentials and I got it working.&nbsp;Here is the fix (you dont need to turn off realtime scanning):Open Microsoft security essentialsGoto &quot;SETTINGS&quot;goto &quot;Excluded processes&quot;Click on browse and find your &quot;Mediaportal.exe&quot; file (usually in C:\program files (x86)\Team mediaportal\mediaportal) select it and add.&nbsp;I also added MP4 and FLV to the &quot;Excluded file types&quot; setting (not sure if this is required, but It cant hurt to much).&nbsp;Cheers,Xmamx <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="xmamx, post: 882101, member: 76906"] Hopefully this helps someone, I was getting a message in the Onlinevideos.log advising 'Prebuffering failed' and I was also getting 'no url' messages when trying to view videos also, but my other computer could view them fine. I read in another online videos forum entry that someone uninstalled microsoft security essentials and then it worked. Therefore I disabled realtime scanning and it finally worked. With a bit of playing I didnt have to uninstall microsoft security essentials and I got it working. Here is the fix (you dont need to turn off realtime scanning): Open Microsoft security essentials Goto "SETTINGS" goto "Excluded processes" Click on browse and find your "Mediaportal.exe" file (usually in C:\program files (x86)\Team mediaportal\mediaportal) select it and add. I also added MP4 and FLV to the "Excluded file types" setting (not sure if this is required, but It cant hurt to much). Cheers, Xmamx :) [/QUOTE]

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