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<blockquote data-quote="porky996t" data-source="post: 845873" data-attributes="member: 75318">Hi Jbdecker,&nbsp;In answer to your question No.&nbsp; Just by way of an overview, MP consists of two components:-&nbsp;1. TV Server2. MP Client&nbsp;These can be installed in a variety of different ways. If you have only one PC and install both the TV Server and MP Client, then this is the 'single seat' setup. You can then run a number of clients off this should you want to. (This is what I do). Alternatively, you can install the TV Server on its own PC and then access this with a number of clients, and in this situation you would only install each element on the relevant PC - (this is what you would do).&nbsp;When setting up MP to act as a server/client you can specify an IP address to be used for streaming, this is under the TV Server config settings. When you set up your clients, you have to input your streaming IP address into the MP TV Config settings so it knows where to look for the video stream.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="porky996t, post: 845873, member: 75318"] Hi Jbdecker, In answer to your question No. Just by way of an overview, MP consists of two components:- 1. TV Server 2. MP Client These can be installed in a variety of different ways. If you have only one PC and install both the TV Server and MP Client, then this is the 'single seat' setup. You can then run a number of clients off this should you want to. (This is what I do). Alternatively, you can install the TV Server on its own PC and then access this with a number of clients, and in this situation you would only install each element on the relevant PC - (this is what you would do). When setting up MP to act as a server/client you can specify an IP address to be used for streaming, this is under the TV Server config settings. When you set up your clients, you have to input your streaming IP address into the MP TV Config settings so it knows where to look for the video stream. [/QUOTE]

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