TVPlugin and MP dont have the same version (1 Viewer)

[elliottmc]

jup ... i was already busy doing the same.. thanks for the acknowledgement

for other people having the same problem, find attached tvplugin.dll to save you some time

I'm having the same problem with 1.1.3 and couldn't get a match by searching for a similar solution. Would it be possible for someone to include the 1.1.3 tvplugin.dll here. It would save me a bit of hassle doing an uninstall and fresh install.

Just go into SetupTV and manually stop the TV service. Then run the 1.1.3 update again.

Mark

 

[Muffsack]

AW: TVPlugin and MP dont have the same version

...for the people, who have the same problem like me and the reinstall with stopped tvservice doesn't work:

Here's the tvplugin.dll from MePo 1.1.3:

 

[ferzal]

Just go into SetupTV and manually stop the TV service. Then run the 1.1.3 update again.

Thanks for that but, as above, it didn't work for me. It was going to be a complete uninstall and reinstall for the sake of the dll. Downloading the dll was a quick and easy fix that worked.

Whatever caused this bug in the 1.1.2 upgrade install is obviously persisting.

 

[infinite.loop]

Just go into SetupTV and manually stop the TV service. Then run the 1.1.3 update again.

Thanks for that but, as above, it didn't work for me. It was going to be a complete uninstall and reinstall for the sake of the dll. Downloading the dll was a quick and easy fix that worked.

Whatever caused this bug in the 1.1.2 upgrade install is obviously persisting.

Actually it is not a general issue. i.e. after countless upgrade tests, I was never able to reproduce this issue.

But 1.2.0 will include a codechange that fixes the problem.

 

[ferzal]

Just go into SetupTV and manually stop the TV service. Then run the 1.1.3 update again.

Thanks for that but, as above, it didn't work for me. It was going to be a complete uninstall and reinstall for the sake of the dll. Downloading the dll was a quick and easy fix that worked.

Whatever caused this bug in the 1.1.2 upgrade install is obviously persisting.

Actually it is not a general issue. i.e. after countless upgrade tests, I was never able to reproduce this issue.

But 1.2.0 will include a codechange that fixes the problem.

Yeah fair call. I upgraded 3 installs here. One had the issue. Two didn't. The one that did is the TV server but also runs quite a few other customisations the others don't so there are a lot of variables.

I realise, now, I could have got the dll from on of the two successful installs but I hadn't tried to upgrade them at the time of my first post.

I guess it's not worth tracking down the error if it's so rare with 1.2 on the way.

 

[infinite.loop]

I guess it's not worth tracking down the error if it's so rare with 1.2 on the way.

We want that issue fixed, even if it just occurs in 1% of all upgrades.
1.2.0 Beta will contain a codechange which might allready fixes it, yet this will require testing. And we are stil trying to find a way to ensure that all files were updated.

 

[elliottmc]

I guess it's not worth tracking down the error if it's so rare with 1.2 on the way.

We want that issue fixed, even if it just occurs in 1% of all upgrades.
1.2.0 Beta will contain a codechange which might allready fixes it, yet this will require testing. And we are stil trying to find a way to ensure that all files were updated.

To add to this, the code change that should fix this was committed to SVN 74 days ago, and many team members have installed SVN test versions since then (I have probably updated my server 50 times since that commit!). I have not seen a single error since that commit, and have seen no reports of problems apart from one team member this week.

I think we can be confident that this is fixed for 99% of cases.

Mark

 

[infinite.loop]

I think we can be confident that this is fixed for 99% of cases.

Hopefully.
The 1.2.0 beta release should tell us more.

In the meantime, we will try to fix that remaining 1% and maybe get some proper filechecks pre and post the upgradeprocess in place.

 

[Luke Roberts]

Same happened here on my Windows 7 (32bit) MP 1.1.2 -> 1.1.3 update.
Manually replacing the TVserver plugin did the trick.

Cheers,
Luke

 

[chewbacca]

I think there is still a problem in the upgrade process of tv server. I just upgraded from 1.2.1 to 1.2.3 and when I started MP, it said to me that MP was 1.2.3 and tv server 1.2.1
Tried the tvplugin.dll workaround after extracting it from the install package : no more error but tv and radio won't start in MP...
Fixed by reinstalling tv server and client using the package contained into the installer

bug report here : https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/tv-server-upgrade.107420/