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<blockquote data-quote="RonD" data-source="post: 1095478" data-attributes="member: 117536">In many/most parts the Tv Server Config, changing settings in TvServers, TvChannels, recording folders, the config program will popup and say it is triggering a TV Server stop/start to use the new settings.For all/most of the plugins, webepg, xmltv, comskip, enabling the plugin makes the setup options visible, you can tweak setup, do things like import xmltv/tvguide info and it works, but the real core tv server engine does not make full use of the plugin features/functions until a tv server stop/start. The newer versions of the config program at least give a popup message about needing a manual. stop/start. I remember about 90% of the time, sometimes I forget, see things don't work correctly and go &quot;oops&quot; forgot the stop/start again.To be honest, after I have done a full setup or major reconfigure of MePo I always do a windows reboot, to make sure MePo will still work as expected after a reboot. I figure this way I still remember what I was playing with and can fix something that does not work after a reboot. If I wait a week then do a reboot, its a lot harder to remember what did I change last week, why doesn't it work this week.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RonD, post: 1095478, member: 117536"] In many/most parts the Tv Server Config, changing settings in TvServers, TvChannels, recording folders, the config program will popup and say it is triggering a TV Server stop/start to use the new settings. For all/most of the plugins, webepg, xmltv, comskip, enabling the plugin makes the setup options visible, you can tweak setup, do things like import xmltv/tvguide info and it works, but the real core tv server engine does not make full use of the plugin features/functions until a tv server stop/start. The newer versions of the config program at least give a popup message about needing a manual. stop/start. I remember about 90% of the time, sometimes I forget, see things don't work correctly and go "oops" forgot the stop/start again. To be honest, after I have done a full setup or major reconfigure of MePo I always do a windows reboot, to make sure MePo will still work as expected after a reboot. I figure this way I still remember what I was playing with and can fix something that does not work after a reboot. If I wait a week then do a reboot, its a lot harder to remember what did I change last week, why doesn't it work this week. [/QUOTE]

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