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<blockquote data-quote="willemx" data-source="post: 1024048" data-attributes="member: 84794">short version: disabled ipv6, now it works.&nbsp;long version:disabled ipv6 on one of the network adapters (my PC's motherboard has 2 network connections, only one of them is enabled).MP still did not work, so also disabled ipv6 on other (disabled) network connection.MP now did work, but only once. Next time I started MP: same problem reappeared.I restarted the network DCHP server (Fritzbox).MP seemed to work (could find TV server), but with strange problems: &quot;missing label&quot; in TV guide, hangs when starting live TV.Restarted PC (again) and entered Mediaportal Configuration.MediaPortal Configuration now recognized the TV server's host name, so no need anymore to specify the IP address.Everything seems to work now.&nbsp;Thanks again!BTW: can you tell me how to generate proper MP logfiles on Windows 8 PC?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="willemx, post: 1024048, member: 84794"] short version: disabled ipv6, now it works. long version: disabled ipv6 on one of the network adapters (my PC's motherboard has 2 network connections, only one of them is enabled). MP still did not work, so also disabled ipv6 on other (disabled) network connection. MP now did work, but only once. Next time I started MP: same problem reappeared. I restarted the network DCHP server (Fritzbox). MP seemed to work (could find TV server), but with strange problems: "missing label" in TV guide, hangs when starting live TV. Restarted PC (again) and entered Mediaportal Configuration. MediaPortal Configuration now recognized the TV server's host name, so no need anymore to specify the IP address. Everything seems to work now. Thanks again! BTW: can you tell me how to generate proper MP logfiles on Windows 8 PC? [/QUOTE]

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