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Bob, that's a great start.  There's no EPG or now/next (yet).  All you can do with this is choose a channel and watch what's on.  Changing channels is not that flash - you have to exit the player and choose another channel, taking about 10 seconds if you're well-practised.  And when you've finished you have to "Stop Timeshifting" to free up the tuner.  You can save a channel group, or even a channel, as a video source, so you can go directly to a channel, which helps.


I get what you've got on the first screen - a list of channel groups.  When I select a channel group, I get a list of channels in that group.  I suspect one day we'll have an option so if there's only one channel group, it will automatically descend.


There are a few places you can look for hints:


1) There's a stand-alone version of the plug-in.  Under bin\release or bin\debug you might see the file TVServerXBMC.exe.  If not, change the application output type (Project->TVServerXBMC Properties->Application) from "Class Library" to "Console Application" and rebuild.  You need to disable the plug-in from within the TV-Server Configuration and restart the service.  Then run the exe and try again.  You should see what's going on.  You can also talk to the stand-alone exe by doing "telnet localhost 9596" and then type "telnet".  A list of commands is available if you type "help".


2) Have a look at the TVServer logs in %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal TV Server\log\


3) Have a look at the XBMC log C:\Program Files\XBMC\xbmc.log.


Let me stress that this plug-in is in its early days.  It plays live TV, and that's about all.  If you're expecting more, you'll be disappointed.


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