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<blockquote data-quote="Jay_UK" data-source="post: 834954" data-attributes="member: 98509">Hi there,4TR replaces the TVServer part of MePo (so all the parts to do with scheduling, tuners, channels, etc)It creates a virtual tuner (Argus) that MePo can utilise. 4TR also offers some features that MePo does not (natively) offer - Web interface for scheduling, Messaging/email of events, better recording prioritisation/scheduling (offers series recording, but I do not believe it uses Sky's program IDs?), etc.It does not support any Sky specific features (that Miroslav's or DJ Blu's SVNs do) - eg EPG grabbing.I looked at 4TR a year or two ago, and it did look good, but for me it was something else to manage, I did not need alot of its features, so stuck with MePo TVServer. Then the Sky specific version of TVServer came out which I love.If I have my facts wrong (been a while since I ran 4TR) please correct me....J.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jay_UK, post: 834954, member: 98509"] Hi there, 4TR replaces the TVServer part of MePo (so all the parts to do with scheduling, tuners, channels, etc) It creates a virtual tuner (Argus) that MePo can utilise. 4TR also offers some features that MePo does not (natively) offer - Web interface for scheduling, Messaging/email of events, better recording prioritisation/scheduling (offers series recording, but I do not believe it uses Sky's program IDs?), etc. It does not support any Sky specific features (that Miroslav's or DJ Blu's SVNs do) - eg EPG grabbing. I looked at 4TR a year or two ago, and it did look good, but for me it was something else to manage, I did not need alot of its features, so stuck with MePo TVServer. Then the Sky specific version of TVServer came out which I love. If I have my facts wrong (been a while since I ran 4TR) please correct me.... J. [/QUOTE]

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