Setup Database Connection for Sqlite (1 Viewer)

[SpeedFerret]

Hi,

I am having trouble getting MP2 to connect to a database.
When I run setuptv.exe, the "Setup database connection" window opens.
I select Sqlite and it doesn't seem to matter what I enter in "Hostname" ( PC Name or IP) I get an error message saying:
"Connection failed! Unable to connect to any of the specified MySQL hosts."

Please can you help?

Thanks.

 

[HTPCSourcer]

Can you please post your logs? Use the LogCollector to create a zip that you can then upload here.

 

[SpeedFerret]

Thanks for your reply HTPSourcer.
It turned out to be something left in the ProgramData folder.
Did an uninstall and deleted everything in ProgramData again and that sorted it.
Thanks.

 

[HTPCSourcer]

Even better then.

 

[Pat@MeCee]

Having the same issue which an uninstall and delete of the program file folder did not fix.
Have attached the log files for your help.
Thanks

 

[HTPCSourcer]

Having the same issue which an uninstall and delete of the program file folder did not fix.

Without having yet looked at the log file: Did you also delete/rename the folder C:\ProgramDat\Team MediaPortal before installing. If not, please do so and try again.

 

[Pat@MeCee]

Doing another reboot after deleting the program data folder worked ! Thank you !
Now I have the trouble with MP crashing trying to watch live TV after the W10 update earlier in the week.
Is there a general fix for this - it seems that lots of people are having the same issue.....

 

[HTPCSourcer]

Go into TV configuration and reselect LAV for all TV codec settings, even if it already displays LAV. Then close the config with OK, restart the Server service and try again.

 

[Pat@MeCee]

OK - I'm using the 2.1 pre-release. Where is this setting for TV Codec / LAV in the TV configuration app ?

 

[HTPCSourcer]

Where is this setting for TV Codec / LAV in the TV configuration app ?

My bad.

Verify your codec settings from within the client. Make sure that you don't use any Microsoft Codec but LAV or similar instead.