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<blockquote data-quote="rekenaar" data-source="post: 177600" data-attributes="member: 27829">a) You mentioned that the server has quit by itself. I presume that you have verified this in the services? The reason I asked is because I came accross a similiar problem where the client asked for the server address. The service was however still running.It happenned the server is not available on the network, or in my case its IP has changed. Example: Three PC's on home network. PC1 with fixed IP 192.168.0.1. PC2 and PC3 with dynamic IP addresses (get address from PC1). Lets say TV-server is on PC2. If PC1 is not started, then PC2 will have an address in the range of 169... (I think). As soon as you start PC1, then the address on PC2 and PC3 will change to the 192... range. I found that this is causing the problem you explained in point a.This is just an example. Many other possibilities exist. I know this will not be applicable if you are sure that the service has stopped.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rekenaar, post: 177600, member: 27829"] a) You mentioned that the server has quit by itself. I presume that you have verified this in the services? The reason I asked is because I came accross a similiar problem where the client asked for the server address. The service was however still running. It happenned the server is not available on the network, or in my case its IP has changed. Example: Three PC's on home network. PC1 with fixed IP 192.168.0.1. PC2 and PC3 with dynamic IP addresses (get address from PC1). Lets say TV-server is on PC2. If PC1 is not started, then PC2 will have an address in the range of 169... (I think). As soon as you start PC1, then the address on PC2 and PC3 will change to the 192... range. I found that this is causing the problem you explained in point a. This is just an example. Many other possibilities exist. I know this will not be applicable if you are sure that the service has stopped. [/QUOTE]

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