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'aye, that's right. In hindsight I should have taken notes on what I did but here's as closer log as I can remember:

1) Add the dll to the plugin folder of the TV Server.
2) Open the TV Server Configuration and check the plugin to enable it.
3) Under the servers tree, click on your master server and click the "Choose IP for streaming" box, select the IP address and make sure that the name of the server is replaced with the IP address in the grid view.
4) Edit the xbmcplugin_list.py in the mplivetv folder to add the IP address of your TV Server.
5) FTP the whole TVServer Live TV folder to the XBMC\plugins\video folder on the XBOX.
6) If you use the DVD remote like I do, fetch back the userdata/keymap.xml file from the xbox and edit it, adding a new line in the <Remote> element in <FullScreenVideo> such as <zero>ShowSubtitles</zero> to be able to switch off subtitles.
7) Restart the XBOX.
8) In Videos, add a new Source called "TVServer Live TV" and choose the TVServer LiveTV plugin as the video source.
9) Choose that option, and you should see a list of channels.

You might also want to change your video options to allow automatic deinterlacing, this seems to work best for me rather than forcing a particular deinterlacing method. What I do notice is I get quite a lot of video and audio artefacts unless I pause each channel for a couple of seconds, I haven't messed around with any steaming buffer options yet.

Hope this helps, if not then post back and I'll try to work things through in more detail.

Cheers,

Neil.

<blockquote data-quote="peely" data-source="post: 258654" data-attributes="member: 60933">'aye, that's right. In hindsight I should have taken notes on what I did but here's as closer log as I can remember:1) Add the dll to the plugin folder of the TV Server.2) Open the TV Server Configuration and check the plugin to enable it.3) Under the servers tree, click on your master server and click the &quot;Choose IP for streaming&quot; box, select the IP address and make sure that the name of the server is replaced with the IP address in the grid view.4) Edit the xbmcplugin_list.py in the mplivetv folder to add the IP address of your TV Server.5) FTP the whole TVServer Live TV folder to the XBMC\plugins\video folder on the XBOX.6) If you use the DVD remote like I do, fetch back the userdata/keymap.xml file from the xbox and edit it, adding a new line in the &lt;Remote&gt; element in &lt;FullScreenVideo&gt; such as &lt;zero&gt;ShowSubtitles&lt;/zero&gt; to be able to switch off subtitles.7) Restart the XBOX.8) In Videos, add a new Source called &quot;TVServer Live TV&quot; and choose the TVServer LiveTV plugin as the video source.9) Choose that option, and you should see a list of channels.You might also want to change your video options to allow automatic deinterlacing, this seems to work best for me rather than forcing a particular deinterlacing method. What I do notice is I get quite a lot of video and audio artefacts unless I pause each channel for a couple of seconds, I haven't messed around with any steaming buffer options yet.Hope this helps, if not then post back and I'll try to work things through in more detail.Cheers,Neil.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="peely, post: 258654, member: 60933"] 'aye, that's right. In hindsight I should have taken notes on what I did but here's as closer log as I can remember: 1) Add the dll to the plugin folder of the TV Server. 2) Open the TV Server Configuration and check the plugin to enable it. 3) Under the servers tree, click on your master server and click the "Choose IP for streaming" box, select the IP address and make sure that the name of the server is replaced with the IP address in the grid view. 4) Edit the xbmcplugin_list.py in the mplivetv folder to add the IP address of your TV Server. 5) FTP the whole TVServer Live TV folder to the XBMC\plugins\video folder on the XBOX. 6) If you use the DVD remote like I do, fetch back the userdata/keymap.xml file from the xbox and edit it, adding a new line in the <Remote> element in <FullScreenVideo> such as <zero>ShowSubtitles</zero> to be able to switch off subtitles. 7) Restart the XBOX. 8) In Videos, add a new Source called "TVServer Live TV" and choose the TVServer LiveTV plugin as the video source. 9) Choose that option, and you should see a list of channels. You might also want to change your video options to allow automatic deinterlacing, this seems to work best for me rather than forcing a particular deinterlacing method. What I do notice is I get quite a lot of video and audio artefacts unless I pause each channel for a couple of seconds, I haven't messed around with any steaming buffer options yet. Hope this helps, if not then post back and I'll try to work things through in more detail. Cheers, Neil. [/QUOTE]