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<blockquote data-quote="Marcusb" data-source="post: 129560" data-attributes="member: 11550">Is MP actually getting up and running?&nbsp; I've read through your other posts and it sounds like it has run at least some of the time.&nbsp; If so, then there should be a mediaportal.log file in your logs directory.&nbsp; The fact that there isn't may be due to UAC, as it makes things difficult for apps writing to the Program Files directory.I think the first step is to get the logs going properly, as they will provide a heap of information.Also, it would help a lot if you post full specs of your system, including codecs and the like.&nbsp; May not seem necessary at this stage, but you never know what could give a clue to the issues you are having.Also, if your TV card isn't detected by the öld&quot;tv engine, follow the steps for &quot;Getting your TV card supported&quot;which are in the sticky on the main forum support page.&nbsp; I think if you are losing patience your best bet is to stay with the original TV engine (which is still technically beta) rather than moving the the new TV engine (which is *very* beta).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marcusb, post: 129560, member: 11550"] Is MP actually getting up and running? I've read through your other posts and it sounds like it has run at least some of the time. If so, then there should be a mediaportal.log file in your logs directory. The fact that there isn't may be due to UAC, as it makes things difficult for apps writing to the Program Files directory. I think the first step is to get the logs going properly, as they will provide a heap of information. Also, it would help a lot if you post full specs of your system, including codecs and the like. May not seem necessary at this stage, but you never know what could give a clue to the issues you are having. Also, if your TV card isn't detected by the öld"tv engine, follow the steps for "Getting your TV card supported"which are in the sticky on the main forum support page. I think if you are losing patience your best bet is to stay with the original TV engine (which is still technically beta) rather than moving the the new TV engine (which is *very* beta). [/QUOTE]

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