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<blockquote data-quote="jdugas" data-source="post: 276035" data-attributes="member: 19861"><p><strong>How I got TV Server working on Windows 2008 Server (32-bit)</strong></p><p></p><p>I found this package on the internet after doing some searching. I was able to get MyTheatre working and I no longer get errors when starting the TV Service Config.... I am currently scanning channels right now. </p><p></p><p>What I did was to extract this rar archive to my C: drive on my Windows Vista SP1 computer. </p><p>I then ran the C:\bdaforserver\Setup For x86\Get BDA Vista Files.bat (I did not include my files in the attachment due to possible legal reasons).</p><p>I then Copied the C:\bdaforserver directory over to the C: drive on my Windows 2008 Server.</p><p>I then ran the C:\bdaforserver\Setup For x86\Setup BDA.bat on my server.</p><p>I rebooted and MyTheatre now recognizes my Hauppauge Nova S Plus DVB-S card. (It didn't recognize it before).</p><p>I scanned some channels and tuned a few to make sure it was working.</p><p></p><p>I then installed the TV Service (I already had SQL Express installed) and opened the TV Server Configuration utility.... no more tv service errors (accept the this OS is not supported...) and it recognized my TV Card... I am currently scanning channels and it is looking very promising.</p><p></p><p>Keep in mind that I did not write the batch files or compile these files... I simply downloaded the package off another forum on the internet. I did not modify the files or add any. I am not responsible for what you do with them... and I cannot offer any support since I myself do not have any knowledge of the files contained within this package. Hopefully these files will work for most of the users out there that are like myself and have a home media server that they want to use Windows 2008 on along with the TV Server. </p><p></p><p>You may also want to install the Desktop Experience Feature as well as Disable the windows 2008 firewall (all 3) before attempting this.</p><p></p><p>Best of Luck!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jdugas, post: 276035, member: 19861"] [b]How I got TV Server working on Windows 2008 Server (32-bit)[/b] I found this package on the internet after doing some searching. I was able to get MyTheatre working and I no longer get errors when starting the TV Service Config.... I am currently scanning channels right now. What I did was to extract this rar archive to my C: drive on my Windows Vista SP1 computer. I then ran the C:\bdaforserver\Setup For x86\Get BDA Vista Files.bat (I did not include my files in the attachment due to possible legal reasons). I then Copied the C:\bdaforserver directory over to the C: drive on my Windows 2008 Server. I then ran the C:\bdaforserver\Setup For x86\Setup BDA.bat on my server. I rebooted and MyTheatre now recognizes my Hauppauge Nova S Plus DVB-S card. (It didn't recognize it before). I scanned some channels and tuned a few to make sure it was working. I then installed the TV Service (I already had SQL Express installed) and opened the TV Server Configuration utility.... no more tv service errors (accept the this OS is not supported...) and it recognized my TV Card... I am currently scanning channels and it is looking very promising. Keep in mind that I did not write the batch files or compile these files... I simply downloaded the package off another forum on the internet. I did not modify the files or add any. I am not responsible for what you do with them... and I cannot offer any support since I myself do not have any knowledge of the files contained within this package. Hopefully these files will work for most of the users out there that are like myself and have a home media server that they want to use Windows 2008 on along with the TV Server. You may also want to install the Desktop Experience Feature as well as Disable the windows 2008 firewall (all 3) before attempting this. Best of Luck! [/QUOTE]
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