I was looking for the TV recordings in My Videos but cannot find them. Any hints?
Where are TV recordings stored? (2 Viewers)
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You can customize where recordings are stored. See this page in manual (this page for TVServer).
Then from the TV menu in MediaPortal, you go to recorded programs to watch them.
You can also add your recording folder as a Video share to watch it from Videos section.
Then from the TV menu in MediaPortal, you go to recorded programs to watch them.
You can also add your recording folder as a Video share to watch it from Videos section.
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Great... actually, I have been browsing to this menu once... but too many options didn´t let me see the right point.
By the way, is there a possibility to e.g. C:\MyVideos the startup directory for browsing videos instead of adding it as a directory to the list?
By the way, is there a possibility to e.g. C:\MyVideos the startup directory for browsing videos instead of adding it as a directory to the list?
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Hi again
Not sure I follow your question, so please clarify if my answer is not sufficient.
If you have more than one video share, you can give the default one a checkmark in Configuration. The checked one will open by default, but you will still be able to browse to the other (using .. for up directory in MP).
Not sure I follow your question, so please clarify if my answer is not sufficient.
If you have more than one video share, you can give the default one a checkmark in Configuration. The checked one will open by default, but you will still be able to browse to the other (using .. for up directory in MP).
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Ah ok, that was what I was missing. To define a specific structure to start with - Thx a lot!
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