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<blockquote data-quote="PC Master" data-source="post: 188660" data-attributes="member: 57682">Omitting non-relevant details.MediaPortal Version: 0.2.3.0 RC1Windows Version: Windows XP SP2CPU Type: Intel Pentium D 805 (running at stock speed)I run two network-enabled TiVos, set up at IPs 192.168.0.201 and 192.168.0.202 respectively. My HTPC is on the same LAN as 192.168.0.199. Subnets and all else are set properly. The TiVos are set up to run an FTP server on port 3105. I can connect to this FTP and download with FileZilla with no problems. I set up items in MediaPortal's Movies configuration to connect to the appropriate FTP on port 3105. However, when I view those shares within MediaPortal, instead of loading the FTP on port 3105, they connect to the default FTP on port 21 (this houses the TiVo's root filesystem, not the video data that I wanted).No matter what I do, it always connects on port 21. How do I force it to use port 3105?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PC Master, post: 188660, member: 57682"] [i]Omitting non-relevant details.[/i] [b]MediaPortal Version[/b]: 0.2.3.0 RC1 [b]Windows Version[/b]: Windows XP SP2 [b]CPU Type[/b]: Intel Pentium D 805 (running at stock speed) I run two network-enabled TiVos, set up at IPs 192.168.0.201 and 192.168.0.202 respectively. My HTPC is on the same LAN as 192.168.0.199. Subnets and all else are set properly. The TiVos are set up to run an FTP server on port 3105. I can connect to this FTP and download with FileZilla with no problems. I set up items in MediaPortal's Movies configuration to connect to the appropriate FTP on port 3105. However, when I view those shares within MediaPortal, instead of loading the FTP on port 3105, they connect to the default FTP on port 21 (this houses the TiVo's root filesystem, not the video data that I wanted). No matter what I do, it always connects on port 21. How do I force it to use port 3105? [/QUOTE]

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