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<blockquote data-quote="K24A3" data-source="post: 859031" data-attributes="member: 104233">I'm also having difficulty getting TV to work over Ethernet LAN.&nbsp;Server PC: Win7HP, MP 1.22, latest MPExtended installed, latest MP1 TV Server runningClient PC: Win7Pro, MP2 Easter, no extra plugins.LAN connection: 1GBit using Win7 Homegroup.&nbsp;I can get the EPG and channel data, but when I try to view a channel over the network it either does nothing, shows the wait animation, or shows a blank screen. This with TV4Home and MPExtended (not at the same time off course)&nbsp;Initially with the MP2 Alpha build, it was happening with the TV4Home plugin. No errors in the log at all except for [AMQ 'ScreenManager'] [ERROR] - Cannot open texture: channellogos\xxxxxx.png&nbsp;With the Easter Build and MPExtended all cleanly unzipped without modification, the same problem is happening. EPG ok but no Live TV click response or black screen.With Easter+MPExtended see a lot of this now: [InputMgr ] [ERROR] - PC2: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.I was seeing that TCP 10061 connection refused so I refreshed the Windows HomeGroup and set both PC's to &quot;Home&quot; location. That fixed the TCP error but I still get no Live TV streaming.Port 4322 is open (using porttest.blogspot.com), Kasperky disabled on client PC, Windows Firewall disabled on server PC.I can ping the server fine, drive mapping both ways work fine. I don't think it's a network/port problem since the EPG data comes through fine.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;It's not a big deal, just sharing my experience so far.So far MP2 is lean, clean, well designed and snappy. Reflection theme looks great. A breath of fresh are compared to MP1, very impressed!It could do with more wait cursor animations though, one thing I like is the confirmation that MP is thinking or loading so I know I pressed the remote/key properly or if there was an error behind the scenes. Intuitive onscreen error messages would help as well rather than have no frontend error indication. But it's early days..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="K24A3, post: 859031, member: 104233"] I'm also having difficulty getting TV to work over Ethernet LAN. Server PC: Win7HP, MP 1.22, latest MPExtended installed, latest MP1 TV Server running Client PC: Win7Pro, MP2 Easter, no extra plugins. LAN connection: 1GBit using Win7 Homegroup. I can get the EPG and channel data, but when I try to view a channel over the network it either does nothing, shows the wait animation, or shows a blank screen. This with TV4Home and MPExtended (not at the same time off course) Initially with the MP2 Alpha build, it was happening with the TV4Home plugin. No errors in the log at all except for [AMQ 'ScreenManager'] [ERROR] - Cannot open texture: channellogos\xxxxxx.png With the Easter Build and MPExtended all cleanly unzipped without modification, the same problem is happening. EPG ok but no Live TV click response or black screen. With Easter+MPExtended see a lot of this now: [InputMgr ] [ERROR] - PC2: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. I was seeing that TCP 10061 connection refused so I refreshed the Windows HomeGroup and set both PC's to "Home" location. That fixed the TCP error but I still get no Live TV streaming. Port 4322 is open (using porttest.blogspot.com), Kasperky disabled on client PC, Windows Firewall disabled on server PC. I can ping the server fine, drive mapping both ways work fine. I don't think it's a network/port problem since the EPG data comes through fine. It's not a big deal, just sharing my experience so far. So far MP2 is lean, clean, well designed and snappy. Reflection theme looks great. A breath of fresh are compared to MP1, very impressed! It could do with more wait cursor animations though, one thing I like is the confirmation that MP is thinking or loading so I know I pressed the remote/key properly or if there was an error behind the scenes. Intuitive onscreen error messages would help as well rather than have no frontend error indication. But it's early days.. [/QUOTE]

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