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<blockquote data-quote="sdf" data-source="post: 1198669" data-attributes="member: 25238">I'm a MP user from the very beginning, and followed all the development. I have to say that MP is an incredible HTPC all-round performer. Maybe in the last years has been a little bit static without following the new gadgets that came out (tv-boxes and smart tvs).There's no way to see live tv from tv-server without passing through plex or emby. Today every software (tvheadend, dvbviewer, progdvb, smartdvb) exposes an m3u playlist with all live tv channels. An HTPC today has to serve multiple devices in the house (android tablets and smartphones, tvs), and it seems to me that this aspect of MP has been a little torn apart, or it hasn't received the right attention.I agree that Mp2 seems to most of us a step back, not a step forward. Absolute silence regarding the new tvserver (i know that mm1352000 is doing wonders), but for the average user it seems like many years has passed without nothing really new.Bye,sdf</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sdf, post: 1198669, member: 25238"] I'm a MP user from the very beginning, and followed all the development. I have to say that MP is an incredible HTPC all-round performer. Maybe in the last years has been a little bit static without following the new gadgets that came out (tv-boxes and smart tvs). There's no way to see live tv from tv-server without passing through plex or emby. Today every software (tvheadend, dvbviewer, progdvb, smartdvb) exposes an m3u playlist with all live tv channels. An HTPC today has to serve multiple devices in the house (android tablets and smartphones, tvs), and it seems to me that this aspect of MP has been a little torn apart, or it hasn't received the right attention. I agree that Mp2 seems to most of us a step back, not a step forward. Absolute silence regarding the new tvserver (i know that mm1352000 is doing wonders), but for the average user it seems like many years has passed without nothing really new. Bye, sdf [/QUOTE]

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