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<blockquote data-quote="B0ycee" data-source="post: 1251463" data-attributes="member: 147477">I haven't had a chance to test this yet, but I have a few questions that perhaps you/someone can answer:Is the latest Live555 streaming library used for each new Mediaportal release?&nbsp; Or is Mediaportal built against some static (earlier) version?&nbsp; If so how old?At a high level, am I correct that the MPIPTV &quot;bundle&quot; reads from network (IPTV channels only) and the FileWriter &quot;bundle&quot; writes that to disk (all sources)?&nbsp; At which point does the Mediaportal client 'read' the data for live TV?&nbsp; In the middle or from the resulting file once written?&nbsp; How about a RTSP stream?&nbsp; Does the TV server still read this from disk and transmit (after having saved source to disk)?My basic understanding is .ax is a direct show filter and these are usually automatically utilised by capability and merit.&nbsp; Are these particular ones statically referenced/used by Mediaportal?&nbsp; Or registered as a regular directshow filter?&nbsp; Could I have some other directshow filter getting used instead (perhaps Windows 10 has more/different ones)?&nbsp; Or could the working system have some additional filter fixing the issue?&nbsp; Is there a way to &quot;see&quot; the filters in use?Sorry for so many questions!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="B0ycee, post: 1251463, member: 147477"] I haven't had a chance to test this yet, but I have a few questions that perhaps you/someone can answer: Is the latest Live555 streaming library used for each new Mediaportal release? Or is Mediaportal built against some static (earlier) version? If so how old? At a high level, am I correct that the MPIPTV "bundle" reads from network (IPTV channels only) and the FileWriter "bundle" writes that to disk (all sources)? At which point does the Mediaportal client 'read' the data for live TV? In the middle or from the resulting file once written? How about a RTSP stream? Does the TV server still read this from disk and transmit (after having saved source to disk)? My basic understanding is .ax is a direct show filter and these are usually automatically utilised by capability and merit. Are these particular ones statically referenced/used by Mediaportal? Or registered as a regular directshow filter? Could I have some other directshow filter getting used instead (perhaps Windows 10 has more/different ones)? Or could the working system have some additional filter fixing the issue? Is there a way to "see" the filters in use? Sorry for so many questions! [/QUOTE]

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