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atm I´m gonna try to install my new MP2 Server with a hybrid solution DVB-T2 and MagentaTV.
For DVB-T2 I...
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I don't frequently update my MediaPortal and before seeing if it's really useful I used to browse the Changelog to determine if this update is necessary for my system or not.
Today I wanted to check the Changelog for version 1.34 (1.31 installed on my system) and I was asked for a “Jira” login. I tried to use the same one as...
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I don't frequently update my MediaPortal and before seeing if it's really useful I used to browse the Changelog to...
Hi all,
I don't frequently update my MediaPortal and before seeing if it's really useful I used to browse the Changelog to...
Perhaps... Only way to confirm would be for me to invest in a different USB DVB-S2 tuner (like the Hauppauge WinTV-NOVA-S2), which I might do if the issue persists.
Perhaps... Only way to confirm would be for me to invest in a different USB DVB-S2 tuner (like the Hauppauge WinTV-NOVA-S2), which...
I have a dedicated TV Server x64 v1.36 running on Windows 11, with a Hauppauge WinTV-dualHD tuner for DVB-T channels (Freeview) and...
There are the ratings of the selected movie shown - obviusly you don't have any movies in your database...
There are the ratings of the selected movie shown - obviusly you don't have any movies in your database...
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Can someone please explain to me what this is all about? And how do I get rid of it?
MediaPortal 1
1.36
Pure Vison HD 1080
According to Wikipedia, Windows only uses code pages other than UTF-8 to support legacy (mostly 32 bit) applications and supports two code pages in addition to UTF-8 (OEM and ANSI). According to Microsoft, UTF-8 has been the preferred character set since 2019. If TV Server (or its import routine) were using UTF-8, then umlauts...
According to Wikipedia, Windows only uses code pages other than UTF-8 to support legacy (mostly 32 bit) applications and supports...
Because I have around 200 TV channels and more than a dozen groups, I tried to import the TV channel groups from an old export.xml...