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<blockquote data-quote="elliottmc" data-source="post: 827235" data-attributes="member: 14268">Hi,If you have two identical machines, and one works perfectly but the other does not, then I would suspect a hardware problem that for some reason shows up when it is being used as a TV server.Depends what you mean by identical of course, but if they both have the same TV cards, then maybe one is faulty so you could try swapping them over. Could be bad RAM, low voltages on PSU (I would not have thought of this, but I had a stability problem a while ago and this was the cause).Basically, there is nothing fundamentally wrong with the TV server. Mine runs 24/7 for weeks on end with no problems. If you start posting logs for specific issues, I am sure that people will help you (try the support sections rather than bug reporting, since there is no reason (yet) to think you are seeing a bug.Best wishes,Mark</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elliottmc, post: 827235, member: 14268"] Hi, If you have two identical machines, and one works perfectly but the other does not, then I would suspect a hardware problem that for some reason shows up when it is being used as a TV server. Depends what you mean by identical of course, but if they both have the same TV cards, then maybe one is faulty so you could try swapping them over. Could be bad RAM, low voltages on PSU (I would not have thought of this, but I had a stability problem a while ago and this was the cause). Basically, there is nothing fundamentally wrong with the TV server. Mine runs 24/7 for weeks on end with no problems. If you start posting logs for specific issues, I am sure that people will help you (try the support sections rather than bug reporting, since there is no reason (yet) to think you are seeing a bug. Best wishes, Mark [/QUOTE]

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