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<blockquote data-quote="Ausdigital" data-source="post: 705140" data-attributes="member: 82641"><p>Playing with other applications today I noticed my ports were closed.... a good thing normally.</p><p></p><p>Back to the router to check settings and why i another program could not access a normally open port. uPnP was turned on.</p><p></p><p>Could figure it out, reboot router, changed settings... well the port I use opens when the application is running.</p><p></p><p>So, I checked Port 1234 which is the one IPTV uses.... it is CLOSED. I has been forwared to my Media Portal server and yet it remains CLOSED. I setup a Port Trigger for Media Portal, so when it scans for IPTV channels it should open Port 1234. NOPE, remains closed.</p><p></p><p>So, if someone can advise me on how to configure a Port on a Netcomm NB9WMAXX router.... I would like to know 'cos as far as I am concerned the port should be open.</p><p></p><p>Perhaps there is a connection with Media Portal not picking up IPTV ?!?!?!?!?</p><p></p><p>Applied workaround to open port 1234 for the IPTV setup.</p><p></p><p>TV server crashed with C++ Runtime Errors. Didn't capture logs I'm afraid as I went straight back to a previous image of Media Centre before thinking about it.</p><p></p><p>Reinstalled the updated MPIPTVSource.ax file, opened port 1234, added m3u file and tried to scan for channels. NO SIGNAL.</p><p></p><p>Added channel manually, still unable to view the channel. When selecting preview from the TV Server config it opens a popup window and sits there. No image, no sound.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ausdigital, post: 705140, member: 82641"] Playing with other applications today I noticed my ports were closed.... a good thing normally. Back to the router to check settings and why i another program could not access a normally open port. uPnP was turned on. Could figure it out, reboot router, changed settings... well the port I use opens when the application is running. So, I checked Port 1234 which is the one IPTV uses.... it is CLOSED. I has been forwared to my Media Portal server and yet it remains CLOSED. I setup a Port Trigger for Media Portal, so when it scans for IPTV channels it should open Port 1234. NOPE, remains closed. So, if someone can advise me on how to configure a Port on a Netcomm NB9WMAXX router.... I would like to know 'cos as far as I am concerned the port should be open. Perhaps there is a connection with Media Portal not picking up IPTV ?!?!?!?!? Applied workaround to open port 1234 for the IPTV setup. TV server crashed with C++ Runtime Errors. Didn't capture logs I'm afraid as I went straight back to a previous image of Media Centre before thinking about it. Reinstalled the updated MPIPTVSource.ax file, opened port 1234, added m3u file and tried to scan for channels. NO SIGNAL. Added channel manually, still unable to view the channel. When selecting preview from the TV Server config it opens a popup window and sits there. No image, no sound. [/QUOTE]
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