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<blockquote data-quote="Requient" data-source="post: 173010" data-attributes="member: 48373">Follow-upthere is no way TV-Server will run without an SQL-Server. What &quot;other stuff&quot; do you have in mind ?From this <a href="http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/TV-Engine_0.3" target="_blank">page</a>, it was mentioned under Chapter 2: Installation that I require 4 items to be installed - SQL Server 2005 Express Edition, MySQL 5, Server and Client. I'm particularly curious about what the first two actually do.I would recommend you to upgrade to MediaPortal 0.2.3.0 RC1 + SVN and be sure to also take the latest release of the TV-Server.No problem with that. Just would like some advice on this if you would so kindly help me - I downloaded one of those 'Nightly Builds' and I realised that when I ran it, it is some sort of installation. Is it actually supposed to be like that? A new installation which possibly overrides my current installation?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Requient, post: 173010, member: 48373"] [b]Follow-up[/b] [B]there is no way TV-Server will run without an SQL-Server. What "other stuff" do you have in mind ?[/B] From this [URL="http://wiki.team-mediaportal.com/TV-Engine_0.3"]page[/URL], it was mentioned under Chapter 2: Installation that I require 4 items to be installed - SQL Server 2005 Express Edition, MySQL 5, Server and Client. I'm particularly curious about what the first two actually do. [B]I would recommend you to upgrade to MediaPortal 0.2.3.0 RC1 + SVN and be sure to also take the latest release of the TV-Server.[/B] No problem with that. Just would like some advice on this if you would so kindly help me - I downloaded one of those 'Nightly Builds' and I realised that when I ran it, it is some sort of installation. Is it actually supposed to be like that? A new installation which possibly overrides my current installation? [/QUOTE]

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