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<blockquote data-quote="splatterpop" data-source="post: 312090" data-attributes="member: 62445">Ok that is what i meant. I have the same configuration and the same issue here right after the machine has booted.I dont know the exact reason, but after boot the tv server seems to be in a undefined/unresponsive state. You have to restart the service manually before you can use the tv server.First, check if the tvservice process is running, you should see it in the task manager. If you dont, something else is wrong, but it should be there. Open the windows services management and restart the tv service. Then open the tv server configuration, it should work fine now.You need the tv server to watch tv only if you use the tv client plugin. If you dont use the plugin, you can also use the client standalone and without tv server and sql server, at the cost of losing all the background services. MP checks whether the tv client plugin is present, and if it is, it disables its own tv functionality and tries to use the tv server.As a workaround, instead of shutting down the machine, use hibernation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="splatterpop, post: 312090, member: 62445"] Ok that is what i meant. I have the same configuration and the same issue here right after the machine has booted. I dont know the exact reason, but after boot the tv server seems to be in a undefined/unresponsive state. You have to restart the service manually before you can use the tv server. First, check if the tvservice process is running, you should see it in the task manager. If you dont, something else is wrong, but it should be there. Open the windows services management and restart the tv service. Then open the tv server configuration, it should work fine now. You need the tv server to watch tv [B]only[/B] if you use the tv client plugin. If you dont use the plugin, you can also use the client standalone and without tv server and sql server, at the cost of losing all the background services. MP checks whether the tv client plugin is present, and if it is, it disables its own tv functionality and tries to use the tv server. As a workaround, instead of shutting down the machine, use hibernation. [/QUOTE]

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