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<blockquote data-quote="Valk" data-source="post: 379221" data-attributes="member: 18631">Thinking about your problem I can't see why you should have a issue.The only time there could be a problem is if two clients connected at the same time through StreamTv or there is no tuner cards left to use (cases I need to test). I expect that two clients connecting at the same time might work as long as there are tuner cards avaliable and if not i'd expect you get a HTTP 500 Internal Error reply.To get a url back means the timeshifting has started fine and vlc should of started up and reported its running properly.Can you check if when you start timeshifting through StreamTv that there is a client connected to the TvServer. If you goto the streaming server option there should be a client connected. Beyond that the only other thoughts I have are is VLC 0.9.x (I expect it is considering it seems to of started ok) and if you could try on the computer running the tvserver, see if it will work locally.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Valk, post: 379221, member: 18631"] Thinking about your problem I can't see why you should have a issue. The only time there could be a problem is if two clients connected at the same time through StreamTv or there is no tuner cards left to use (cases I need to test). I expect that two clients connecting at the same time might work as long as there are tuner cards avaliable and if not i'd expect you get a HTTP 500 Internal Error reply. To get a url back means the timeshifting has started fine and vlc should of started up and reported its running properly. Can you check if when you start timeshifting through StreamTv that there is a client connected to the TvServer. If you goto the streaming server option there should be a client connected. Beyond that the only other thoughts I have are is VLC 0.9.x (I expect it is considering it seems to of started ok) and if you could try on the computer running the tvserver, see if it will work locally. [/QUOTE]

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