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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1153933" data-attributes="member: 82144">It is WMC's background recording and EPG grabbing which can conflict. I didn't think those functions were tied to the receiver service... but then I am not particularly familiar with WMC, so I could be wrong.The only other suggestions I have...1. At your own risk, you can try modifying TV Server's application config file (c:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal TV Server\TvService.exe.config). That file can be opened in any text editor (notepad, wordpad etc.), though you may have to run the editor with administrative privileges in order to save the changes (because the file is under Program Files). Within the &lt;runtime&gt;...&lt;/runtime&gt; section, add:You will have to restart TV Server for the change to take effect.After making this change it is possible that TV Server may not crash immediately as it has been doing... however it may crash at some other time due to the nature of the problem.In general I don't recommend doing this. However, it may give additional information about the problem... and hopefully you'd get far enough to be able to test if the tuners are at least usable in MediaPortal.2. Check your security software (Sophos???). Ensure it hasn't randomly quarantined MediaPortal or TV Server files, and isn't preventing TV Server from interacting with your tuners.Beyond this I'd definitely be contacting TBS if I were you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1153933, member: 82144"] It is WMC's background recording and EPG grabbing which can conflict. I didn't think those functions were tied to the receiver service... but then I am not particularly familiar with WMC, so I could be wrong. The only other suggestions I have... 1. At your own risk, you can try modifying TV Server's application config file (c:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal TV Server\TvService.exe.config). That file can be opened in any text editor (notepad, wordpad etc.), though you may have to run the editor with administrative privileges in order to save the changes (because the file is under Program Files). Within the <runtime>...</runtime> section, add: You will have to restart TV Server for the change to take effect. After making this change it is possible that TV Server [I]may [/I]not crash immediately as it has been doing... however it may crash at some other time due to the nature of the problem. In general I don't recommend doing this. However, it may give additional information about the problem... and hopefully you'd get far enough to be able to test if the tuners are at least usable in MediaPortal. 2. Check your security software (Sophos???). Ensure it hasn't randomly quarantined MediaPortal or TV Server files, and isn't preventing TV Server from interacting with your tuners. Beyond this I'd definitely be contacting TBS if I were you. [/QUOTE]

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