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<blockquote data-quote="askwhy" data-source="post: 371494" data-attributes="member: 88053">Some more information:If I configure MediaPortal to NOT use any remote, and instead map out some functions in the .ini file for the Hauppauge IR software I can control MediPortal that way, which works fine until the TV stream kicks in and the remote cuts out all the same. Also, if using the .ini method when it cuts out I can then 'Restart IR' and my mapped functions in the .ini will start working again even while the TV stream is running. Could the problem be something that occurs during initialization of the stream and not some sort of conflict with the stream itself? Maybe if MediaPortal could somehow restart its own internal IR support after initializing the TV stream the problem could be circumvented. Since the .ini and native Hauppauge method doesn't prevent it from happening, I am still out of luck. Has anyone found any creative workarounds for this?@ poppabk&nbsp; -&nbsp; I have all EPG turned off, and it is a clean install of MP 1.0 on a fresh XP install as well. I cannot find anything 'strange' in the three log files that get updated as soon as the tv stream kicks in (tv, tswriter, streaming server), I could post the corresponding timestamped parts of the logs if someone thinks that might help...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="askwhy, post: 371494, member: 88053"] Some more information: If I configure MediaPortal to NOT use any remote, and instead map out some functions in the .ini file for the Hauppauge IR software I can control MediPortal that way, which works fine until the TV stream kicks in and the remote cuts out all the same. Also, if using the .ini method when it cuts out I can then 'Restart IR' and my mapped functions in the .ini will start working again even while the TV stream is running. Could the problem be something that occurs during initialization of the stream and not some sort of conflict with the stream itself? Maybe if MediaPortal could somehow restart its own internal IR support after initializing the TV stream the problem could be circumvented. Since the .ini and native Hauppauge method doesn't prevent it from happening, I am still out of luck. Has anyone found any creative workarounds for this? @ poppabk - I have all EPG turned off, and it is a clean install of MP 1.0 on a fresh XP install as well. I cannot find anything 'strange' in the three log files that get updated as soon as the tv stream kicks in (tv, tswriter, streaming server), I could post the corresponding timestamped parts of the logs if someone thinks that might help... [/QUOTE]

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