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<blockquote data-quote="geoffstewart" data-source="post: 631762" data-attributes="member: 83396">Bleazle,I'm not running 4tr, but I think there are still some things you can do with this tool despite using 4tr.You should be able to transcode and then stream recorded shows... MP still has knowledge of the shows even though 4tr started the recording, right?You should be to watch live tv provided that 4tr isn't using the tuner for another recording.&nbsp; This hinges on whether or not you have any channels defined in MP or just defined in 4tr.I suspect that you won't be able to view existing schedules or add new recordings since that's all in the 4tr database.If I were you, I'd install it and see what you are able to do.&nbsp; It's not an intrusive install at all... the transcode plugin goes into the tv server directory and the rest is it's own program files directory running apache web server.Hope that helps.Geoff</blockquote>

[QUOTE="geoffstewart, post: 631762, member: 83396"] Bleazle, I'm not running 4tr, but I think there are still some things you can do with this tool despite using 4tr. You should be able to transcode and then stream recorded shows... MP still has knowledge of the shows even though 4tr started the recording, right? You should be to watch live tv provided that 4tr isn't using the tuner for another recording. This hinges on whether or not you have any channels defined in MP or just defined in 4tr. I suspect that you won't be able to view existing schedules or add new recordings since that's all in the 4tr database. If I were you, I'd install it and see what you are able to do. It's not an intrusive install at all... the transcode plugin goes into the tv server directory and the rest is it's own program files directory running apache web server. Hope that helps. Geoff [/QUOTE]

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