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Trying to install ipimp for MP to view it on my iphone. Had it working and needed to do a clean install on my computer. Only change from before is Windows 7 to Windows 8 and of course a clean system. Here is what I have done so far:Installed Media Portal 1.5.0Successfully previewed the one channel I want to broadcast.Installed iPiMP Setup 5.2.0.821 for MP 1.2.0 Beta.exeTry to do single seat installationAsks for Apache Web Server SettingsTry to use port 85 or leave blank.Locate TV logo folder, etc (I don't modify any of it)Clicking next gives an "information box" that is too small to read the title that starts with "iPiMP 5.2.0.821 Se..." a blue information bubble and an OK button.Unable to do anything past this point.I have tried installing MP 1.2.1 Final and also iPiMP 5.1.0.755 with the same results.System information: Windows 8 Pro w/Media CenterCore 2 Duo e65004gb RAM DDR22TB HDD in Raid 1Hauppage HVR 1850Intel mini ITX motherboardOther software running:Oracle VirtualboxuTorrentWindows Media PlayerDropbox
Trying to install ipimp for MP to view it on my iphone. Had it working and needed to do a clean install on my computer. Only change from before is Windows 7 to Windows 8 and of course a clean system. Here is what I have done so far:
Installed Media Portal 1.5.0
Successfully previewed the one channel I want to broadcast.
Installed iPiMP Setup 5.2.0.821 for MP 1.2.0 Beta.exe
Try to do single seat installation
Asks for Apache Web Server Settings
Try to use port 85 or leave blank.
Locate TV logo folder, etc (I don't modify any of it)
Clicking next gives an "information box" that is too small to read the title that starts with "iPiMP 5.2.0.821 Se..." a blue information bubble and an OK button.
Unable to do anything past this point.
I have tried installing MP 1.2.1 Final and also iPiMP 5.1.0.755 with the same results.
System information: Windows 8 Pro w/Media Center
Core 2 Duo e6500
4gb RAM DDR2
2TB HDD in Raid 1
Hauppage HVR 1850
Intel mini ITX motherboard
Other software running:
Oracle Virtualbox
uTorrent
Windows Media Player
Dropbox