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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1177358" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.Very complex setup this way. You are using three completely independent systems fiddled together, only to achieve what MP2 can do by itself... This way issues are inevitable. And this will not be necessary in near future any more. We are implementing a DLNA server (did the same that Emby server did now for you) into MP2 server right now. As soon as it is ready you also can use MP2 Server for TV and all your Media in Kodi, BubbleUPnP or any other DLNA compliant player software (e.g. most Smart- TV), so Emby server is obsolete then. You will only need one server for Media and TV then... But the DLNA version is not complete today, so it will take some time to finish...I'm using Kodi on devices that can not run Windows like Raspberry Pi or Android Tablets. But if it is possible to run Windows on a device I definitely prefer MP2 over any other client software...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1177358, member: 109222"] Hi. Very complex setup this way. You are using three completely independent systems fiddled together, only to achieve what MP2 can do by itself... This way issues are inevitable. And this will not be necessary in near future any more. We are implementing a DLNA server (did the same that Emby server did now for you) into MP2 server right now. As soon as it is ready you also can use MP2 Server for TV and all your Media in Kodi, BubbleUPnP or any other DLNA compliant player software (e.g. most Smart- TV), so Emby server is obsolete then. You will only need one server for Media and TV then... But the DLNA version is not complete today, so it will take some time to finish... I'm using Kodi on devices that can not run Windows like Raspberry Pi or Android Tablets. But if it is possible to run Windows on a device I definitely prefer MP2 over any other client software... [/QUOTE]

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