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<blockquote data-quote="CyberSimian" data-source="post: 1300632" data-attributes="member: 141969">A few days ago I did a test install of MP 1.36 on my laptop. This install included TV Server even though my laptop does not have access to a TV tuner. So I have not made any changes to the TV Server settings.I have exported the TV Server settings, and they are attached as a zip file. If you import this file, you will reset your TV Server to the default settings. However...There may be one or two settings that are specific to my laptop. The computer name specified in the settings file is &quot;IP700&quot;, which is unlikely to be the name of your computer, so you will need to reset that. There are also several of those hexadecimal strings that act as ids for &quot;stuff&quot;. I don't know whether they are specific to my laptop, or whether they refer to ids that belong to MP (and hence they will be the same for you). So the settings may or may not work on your system -- you will have to try them and be on the lookout for things that do not work correctly.-- from CyberSimian in the UK</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CyberSimian, post: 1300632, member: 141969"] A few days ago I did a test install of MP 1.36 on my laptop. This install included TV Server even though my laptop does not have access to a TV tuner. So I have not made any changes to the TV Server settings. I have exported the TV Server settings, and they are attached as a zip file. If you import this file, you will reset your TV Server to the default settings. However... There may be one or two settings that are specific to my laptop. The computer name specified in the settings file is "IP700", which is unlikely to be the name of your computer, so you will need to reset that. There are also several of those hexadecimal strings that act as ids for "stuff". I don't know whether they are specific to my laptop, or whether they refer to ids that belong to MP (and hence they will be the same for you). So the settings may or may not work on your system -- you will have to try them and be on the lookout for things that do not work correctly. -- from CyberSimian in the UK [/QUOTE]

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