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still no joy and have reinstalled a few times.
I've attached the log file if anyone doesn't mind taking a quick look ?
Thanks.
I've attached the log file if anyone doesn't mind taking a quick look ?
Thanks.
TVService not running error when launching TV Server config (1 Viewer)
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I've the same problem on Vista x64.
This thread is also about this issue: https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/get-support-90/tv-server-error-fresh-vista-install-50310/
The problem seems to be the TV Pack 2008. I hope there will be a solution soon - because I really don't want to reinstall my system (already did a short time ago).
This thread is also about this issue: https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/get-support-90/tv-server-error-fresh-vista-install-50310/
The problem seems to be the TV Pack 2008. I hope there will be a solution soon - because I really don't want to reinstall my system (already did a short time ago).
- January 11, 2009
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Thanks, I do have TV Pack 2008 installed so it is a connection...
Is it easy to uninstall TV Pack as if Media Portal works I will no longer need to use MCE....
Is it easy to uninstall TV Pack as if Media Portal works I will no longer need to use MCE....
That's the problem. I don't think it's even possible to uninstall it.
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- April 14, 2008
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Server 2008 64bit
I have just installed a new TV server on Server 2008 which is based on Vista 64 SP1. I have the same problem and have been comparing logs with you guys. To me that means its not the TV pack as I have not gone near that.
I would add that disabling my TT1501 under device manager solves the problem. Is it more to do with 64bit and the BDA drivers compatability with TV server.
It seems quite widespread and the common thread is Vista SP1 64bit. Many have TT1500 and some Fired but the same issue.
Can anyone out there confirm Vista 64 SP1 TV server working fine with a DVB-C TT1501 or a Fired DTV DVB-C. I have tried multiple drivers for the TT. I cannot submit a bug report as I am using W2008 server but those on Vista 64 SP1 might want to so we can gain some visability
I have been using XP SP3 on 4 machines for a long time now no issues like this show stopper.
I have just installed a new TV server on Server 2008 which is based on Vista 64 SP1. I have the same problem and have been comparing logs with you guys. To me that means its not the TV pack as I have not gone near that.
I would add that disabling my TT1501 under device manager solves the problem. Is it more to do with 64bit and the BDA drivers compatability with TV server.
It seems quite widespread and the common thread is Vista SP1 64bit. Many have TT1500 and some Fired but the same issue.
Can anyone out there confirm Vista 64 SP1 TV server working fine with a DVB-C TT1501 or a Fired DTV DVB-C. I have tried multiple drivers for the TT. I cannot submit a bug report as I am using W2008 server but those on Vista 64 SP1 might want to so we can gain some visability
I have been using XP SP3 on 4 machines for a long time now no issues like this show stopper.
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Server 2008 64bit TV server working well
There are 17 DLL's missing from server 2008 that are present on Vista 64 pertaining to BDA drivers for our DVB cards. After copying them over, registering them and enabling the desktop experience it works. Actually you need to enable the desktop experience first to get WMP11 and install Media Portal.
Its an old dual processor 3.2 xeon and also running Exchange 2007 ...... all the other stuff a server does but wow what a difference over my old dual core XP 32bit TV server
Channel change for SD over the network is now 2-3 secs with a softcam.
I have a program to run to do all the file extraction and moving registering etc so if someone can tell me how I can upload it I would be more than happy
also the credit goes to someone on a microsoft forum for figuring this out...
There are 17 DLL's missing from server 2008 that are present on Vista 64 pertaining to BDA drivers for our DVB cards. After copying them over, registering them and enabling the desktop experience it works. Actually you need to enable the desktop experience first to get WMP11 and install Media Portal.
Its an old dual processor 3.2 xeon and also running Exchange 2007 ...... all the other stuff a server does but wow what a difference over my old dual core XP 32bit TV server
Channel change for SD over the network is now 2-3 secs with a softcam.
I have a program to run to do all the file extraction and moving registering etc so if someone can tell me how I can upload it I would be more than happy
also the credit goes to someone on a microsoft forum for figuring this out...
I have a 64 bit Vista setup and a TV server issue
This was the fix. It's caused by Windows Defender
https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/newcomers-forum-240/windows-defender-breaks-localhost-56258/
This was the fix. It's caused by Windows Defender
https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/newcomers-forum-240/windows-defender-breaks-localhost-56258/
32 Bit Vista with the same issue was fixed by the Local Host solution. Thanks MS for deciding everyone was using IPv6 or that there was a security risk in leaving the 127.0.0.1 entry. My install still had the IPv6 entry of ::0 but was missing the 127.0.0.1 entry for local host. Thanks for the solution.