Imho this is a very unimportant feature and has very low priority. Why on earth this should be as (or even more) important than e.g. a stable and reliable TV server I never will understand. This mainly is for people who don't want to really watch TV but need a toy for their hands.that a very basic feature of tv watching, like change a channel by number
Kodi never has implemented live TV in their program, They are simply adopting other peoples work with as less effort as possible. This was done after years and nearly too late to be useful at all. Aside this it's not even done very good.[/QUOTE]Other projects, like Kodi, are clearly moving towards livetv
To the first point:
changing channels by number rather than by index IS important, at least for some users. Just because you don't need (like) the feature doesn't mean we all have to follow your opinion.
Second, where is the difference between Kodi and MP 2 ?
Both teams use either MP or XBMC as core and claim to have a new program idea.
I mean what's good for the goose is good for the gander. That's why I asked if the "NEW" version will still be called MediaPortal.
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Guys, it's abundantly clear that you use MP for different things, and that leads to your wildly different opinions. In such cases it's utterly pointless trying to convince the other person that you're right and they're wrong. Maybe you could simply agree to disagree?
That would require some sense for compromise.
And believe me, some people just don't have the ability to do that.
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You're saying that livetv is something of the past, that now there's netflix, etc. I don't know how much this is true. I live in Europe (Italy) and believe me the impact of Netflix over normal aerial tv is absolutely negligible. I think it's the same for the rest of Europe. US are a world apart.
To the US part, this might have a lot to do with the fact that you don't get any SAT-cards for PC here and the cable-tv market is much more restrictive than in Europe, at least regarding recording the programs. That will leave you basically with ATSC over the air, nothing to be too excited about. This makes online services like Netflix or HULU so neat, you just watch it when you want.
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