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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew H" data-source="post: 553074" data-attributes="member: 56239">The thumbnail is in the server-setup and is intended to be a reference.&nbsp; After you establish your TV channels in the line-up you save and close the Server.&nbsp; Then open the MP-config and select the mpeg-2 and audio codecs for TV and you may have to setup your tv scheduler as well.&nbsp; I'm in the USA and use Schedules-Direct ($20/yr).&nbsp; Once done you save/close then open the MP application itself and under TV you should be ready to go!&nbsp; OK, so in the Server app you had to point to WHERE you will be saving your timeshifted TV recordings as well as your scheduled recordings... When you say no audio, you need to say more.&nbsp; How do you 'hear' your PC now?&nbsp; Do you play DVDs on your PC and how do you hear them?&nbsp; Playing back a TV show (live or recorded) will be the same... you need a video and audio codec and a means to hear whether it be the PC speakers, or SPDIF-out to your A/V receiver.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andrew H, post: 553074, member: 56239"] The thumbnail is in the server-setup and is intended to be a reference. After you establish your TV channels in the line-up you save and close the Server. Then open the MP-config and select the mpeg-2 and audio codecs for TV and you may have to setup your tv scheduler as well. I'm in the USA and use Schedules-Direct ($20/yr). Once done you save/close then open the MP application itself and under TV you should be ready to go! OK, so in the Server app you had to point to WHERE you will be saving your timeshifted TV recordings as well as your scheduled recordings... When you say no audio, you need to say more. How do you 'hear' your PC now? Do you play DVDs on your PC and how do you hear them? Playing back a TV show (live or recorded) will be the same... you need a video and audio codec and a means to hear whether it be the PC speakers, or SPDIF-out to your A/V receiver. [/QUOTE]

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