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<blockquote data-quote="mastix" data-source="post: 863180" data-attributes="member: 123446">Hi guys,&nbsp;I've replaced the file your have mentioned... and when I tried to test it, MP told me that the connection to the TV server got lost... When I now try to start the TV Server Config, I get an error message telling me that it can not connect to the TV service. (see 1st screenshot)&nbsp;[ATTACH]103283[/ATTACH]&nbsp;Unfortunately I did not backup my old file... does anyone have the original MP 1.2.3 tsreader file, so I can check if this was the reason for the TV server not to start anymore?&nbsp;TV Service is up and running.&nbsp;[ATTACH]103282[/ATTACH]&nbsp;I'm connecting to localhost, so the FW shouldn't be the issue (worked before and also does not work when FW is switched off).&nbsp;All other thread didn't help me... they're saying something about renaming *.exe to *.config (and this is already the case in my installation).&nbsp;Any idea? Do you think that the tsreader caused this?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mastix, post: 863180, member: 123446"] Hi guys, I've replaced the file your have mentioned... and when I tried to test it, MP told me that the connection to the TV server got lost... When I now try to start the TV Server Config, I get an error message telling me that it can not connect to the TV service. (see 1st screenshot) [ATTACH]103283[/ATTACH] Unfortunately I did not backup my old file... does anyone have the original MP 1.2.3 tsreader file, so I can check if this was the reason for the TV server not to start anymore? TV Service is up and running. [ATTACH]103282[/ATTACH] I'm connecting to localhost, so the FW shouldn't be the issue (worked before and also does not work when FW is switched off). All other thread didn't help me... they're saying something about renaming *.exe to *.config (and this is already the case in my installation). Any idea? Do you think that the tsreader caused this? [/QUOTE]

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