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<blockquote data-quote="vfrvulcan" data-source="post: 798216" data-attributes="member: 115365">Thanks Dvdfreak,I had installed FTR on the server for web and Android access but not onto any of the MP Clients hence the conflicts.@Paranoid - Now I've installed the FTR client on the MP Client the FTR Systray is fine. Be nice to see the new scheduling implementation.All looking pretty good now except one little hitch found today with the BatchProcessor Command line processor for FTR and getting it to generate XML files for MP's video collection. Not sure if this is an MP issue or a BatchProcessor issue:Files created with BatchProcessor MyVideo have XML &lt;Tags&gt; and &lt;/Tags&gt; whereas files created by MP have &lt;tags&gt; and &lt;/tags&gt;. Files created by BatchProcessor aren't parsed unless I manually change those entries to lower case.I know BatchProcessor should create XML which MP will parse correctly, but is MP at fault for expecting those entries to be lower case?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vfrvulcan, post: 798216, member: 115365"] Thanks Dvdfreak, I had installed FTR on the server for web and Android access but not onto any of the MP Clients hence the conflicts. @Paranoid - Now I've installed the FTR client on the MP Client the FTR Systray is fine. Be nice to see the new scheduling implementation. All looking pretty good now except one little hitch found today with the BatchProcessor Command line processor for FTR and getting it to generate XML files for MP's video collection. Not sure if this is an MP issue or a BatchProcessor issue: Files created with BatchProcessor MyVideo have XML <Tags> and </Tags> whereas files created by MP have <tags> and </tags>. Files created by BatchProcessor aren't parsed unless I manually change those entries to lower case. I know BatchProcessor should create XML which MP will parse correctly, but is MP at fault for expecting those entries to be lower case? [/QUOTE]

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