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<blockquote data-quote="The Solutor" data-source="post: 1227010" data-attributes="member: 129024">Frankly I was really surprised when I discovered that MP1 and MP2 servers are conflicting, and I'm really puzzled about the underlying motivation.Ok we know that two programs trying to access the same tuner can result in an unpredictable behavior.BUT#1 I may have more than a tuner (or a multiple tuner) on my machine and dedicate them to different servers.#2 I may not have a tuner at all, using only IP TV providers from the web, or (my personal case) using DVBlink as a central point and accessing it from WMC/MP1/MP2/Kodi/Whatever, seamlessly and conncurrently. In the worst case DVBlinks tells that all the installed tuners are in use. Simple and newbie friendly.Personally I workarounded the problem using a virtual machine for the sole purpose of installing one of the MP servers and having it up and running side by side with the other.It works perfectly, but is a waste of resources anyway given MP1 and MP2 servers should run w/o any problem other than changing the TCP port to one of them.Fix this please, its a really odd and unsuspected behavior.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Solutor, post: 1227010, member: 129024"] Frankly I was really surprised when I discovered that MP1 and MP2 servers are conflicting, and I'm really puzzled about the underlying motivation. Ok we know that two programs trying to access the same tuner can result in an unpredictable behavior. BUT #1 I may have more than a tuner (or a multiple tuner) on my machine and dedicate them to different servers. #2 I may not have a tuner at all, using only IP TV providers from the web, or (my personal case) using DVBlink as a central point and accessing it from WMC/MP1/MP2/Kodi/Whatever, seamlessly and conncurrently. In the worst case DVBlinks tells that all the installed tuners are in use. Simple and newbie friendly. Personally I workarounded the problem using a virtual machine for the sole purpose of installing one of the MP servers and having it up and running side by side with the other. It works perfectly, but is a waste of resources anyway given MP1 and MP2 servers should run w/o any problem other than changing the TCP port to one of them. Fix this please, its a really odd and unsuspected behavior. [/QUOTE]

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