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<blockquote data-quote="sjeffrey" data-source="post: 419831" data-attributes="member: 81884">That's too bad because it is a great product.I'll have to see if my codec problem is related to 4TR or not, but I doubt it is.Problem is I updated a bunch of things at the same time so it's hard to know exactly what went wrong.chesh, since you already have TVServer setup and working it should be pretty easy to setup 4TR.Like I said, you might have to link the channels to guide channels manually or use a sql script like I did.I can't remember on which forum but someone did post instructions on how to get SD and 4TR to work with TVServer.His strategy was to import the channels in TVServer using {name} then running the 4TR SD imported so they would all match up and then change TVServer to use something like {number} {callsign} and check the update channels.&nbsp; But again, you already have your channels in TVServer, so SQL is an easier option, assuming you are comfortable with SQL statements.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sjeffrey, post: 419831, member: 81884"] That's too bad because it is a great product. I'll have to see if my codec problem is related to 4TR or not, but I doubt it is. Problem is I updated a bunch of things at the same time so it's hard to know exactly what went wrong. chesh, since you already have TVServer setup and working it should be pretty easy to setup 4TR. Like I said, you might have to link the channels to guide channels manually or use a sql script like I did. I can't remember on which forum but someone did post instructions on how to get SD and 4TR to work with TVServer. His strategy was to import the channels in TVServer using {name} then running the 4TR SD imported so they would all match up and then change TVServer to use something like {number} {callsign} and check the update channels. But again, you already have your channels in TVServer, so SQL is an easier option, assuming you are comfortable with SQL statements. [/QUOTE]

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