Enter it and click Yes in the next popup to start the TV service Introduction brand new install, new OS, or after a full products clean up) you are asked for the database password which you chose during the installation (default is MediaPortal - case sensitive). When starting the configuration for the first time (i.e. !TV Setup^TVServerConfigShortcut.png!Double click on the TV Server Configuration shortcut located on your desktop (this will load the tool used for setting up the server-side software), or use the Windows Start Menu Shortcut Only some TV-Client settings can be selected or changed using Settings within MediaPortal. To setup the TV-Server you must use the TV-Server Configuration Tool. Then you will be ready to setup the client software either on the same PC and/or on each client connected to your TV-Server. GoalĪfter completing this tutorial you will have configured all the main TV-Server settings to scan and organize your TV and Radio Channels, setup time-shifting and recording folders and options. I don't see how the 2x similar "load playlist" / "scan for channels" methods are co-related but they seem to be required.A step-by-step guide to setup the TV-Server: tune and group your TV and Radio Channels and Groups setup Recording and Time-shifting folders. After another restart of the TV Service, I can also see the channels in the Extension "Database editor". Using the same modified m3u file located in TuningParameters\dvbip subfolder I can scan for channels on the DvbIP Media Portal IPTV Source Filter "card" and the same working channels are found and added to the TV channel list.
Still in the extension, the channels appear and some test ok, while others fail. Here I can take my downloaded m3u8 playlist, rename as m3u and remove the incompatible tag/data to enable "load playlist" to import the channels into the extension.
I was initially on MP2 but continued this test on MP1. MediaPortal IPTV filter and url source splitter (extension), is only available as a plugin extension for MP1. Not sure if my expectations on the 2x sources being similar to manage are correct.
I've been using DVB-T for over 10 years with MP (yes 'm long overdue to donate to the project team) but only just playing with IPTV now. I'm a little vague on some of the terminology and methods. I've had some success! I can preview, timeshift and record some https IPTV channels from a modified m3u8 source playlist.
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