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    September 11, 2019 #1
    Hi,



    As of this morning I am now receiving a Time shift error MP2.2 and unbale to view any tv in the guide.

    When I open TV Config I am now getting this error see attached image but with failed to startup tvservicesystem,.runtime.remoting.remotingexception

    I have added in error logs.

    It has been working for for years so unsure what has changed?

    Cheers.
     

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    September 12, 2019 #2
    Restarting the MP2 Server service usually helps. Restarting Windows should also bring back a functional TV plugin..

    Alternatively you can set the service start type of MP2 Server Service to "Delayed", which should solve the problem, however, at the price of a short delay when restarting Windows before MP2 comes up.
     
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    I’m facing the same issue. I need to restart the server to help it.
    I put the server just to hibernate mode, can this cause the trouble?
     
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