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<blockquote data-quote="1gkar" data-source="post: 1227152" data-attributes="member: 53076">I have a slightly different take on my testing, &amp; the WIKI has no info regarding my queries. I am looking to try out MP2 for the 1st time, on a client-only PC.What is the best way to achieve, with minimal disruptions to my main HTPC unit?I am thinking of: which would be preferable?&nbsp;1) Install MP2, on the client PC, as a singleseat machine, with the media network-shared from my HTPC folder locations? is this possible?? If so, any implications regarding the machines' stabaility, etc.?&nbsp;2) if 1) is not feasible, install an MP2 dedicated server-only, on the HTPC, with zero intentions of ustilising the TV3 engine: ie. using the client PC as a media box only, to watch movies &amp; TVSeries. Maybe a minimal testing of Live/recordedTV, at which time I can control the switching of the TVServices. Can I do this, without it impacting on my HTPC functionality? Thanks in advance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="1gkar, post: 1227152, member: 53076"] I have a slightly different take on my testing, & the WIKI has no info regarding my queries. I am looking to try out MP2 for the 1st time, on a client-only PC. What is the best way to achieve, with minimal disruptions to my main HTPC unit? I am thinking of: which would be preferable? 1) Install MP2, on the client PC, as a singleseat machine, with the media network-shared from my HTPC folder locations? is this possible?? If so, any implications regarding the machines' stabaility, etc.? 2) if 1) is not feasible, install an MP2 dedicated server-only, on the HTPC, with zero intentions of ustilising the TV3 engine: ie. using the client PC as a media box only, to watch movies & TVSeries. Maybe a minimal testing of Live/recordedTV, at which time I can control the switching of the TVServices. Can I do this, without it impacting on my HTPC functionality? Thanks in advance. [/QUOTE]

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