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[mikinho]

Have you tried re-running Media Center Live TV setup?

[mikinho]

[quote=Nmarconi]

Thanks for the help.  I still will probably need some help, so ill post back here when that happens.  PS – i think i use a service you wrote to scrape themoviedb.org for xbmc nfo files.

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I’ll be happy to help, just let me know.

That would be Yammm…v2 is in Beta w/ Ceton Companion Services.

[mikinho]

I can help. If you want to send me what you are using now I can fix it up.

The basic idea is that you create a colorfill around the text that is set to fill the parent object.  You can do that a few different ways, (Anchor, Grid, VerticalFlow, Form, etc)

 

i.e.

<LayoutInput>

    <FormLayoutInput Left=”Parent,0″ Top=”Parent,0″ Horizontal=”Fill” />

</LayoutInput>

[mikinho]

Sorry about the delay, here you go: http://www.missingremote.com/forums/mount-image-112

[mikinho]

I was under the impression there was only a single HD4000 Core i3 and it may not be released retail.

[mikinho]

The issue is that the metadata for the shows isn’t complete until the show finishes. Until then it is stored in the local Media Center Guide database.  It should auto resolve itself once the show finishes recording, are you not seeing that behavior?

A few years ago I wrote a quick script to sync the library but haven’t used it in a while.

[mikinho]

Yes, download and install the TV Pack for Windows Vista Media Center.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/960774

You’ll need to download from a torrent site or similar site though as it was released as an OEM update only.

Note: TV Pack was a horrible, poorly tested feature pack primarily designed for the Asian tuner market. If is fine if you are only looking for playback usage but otherwise stay clear.

[mikinho]

You can edit the below registry settings but I don’t recommend it.  The Stream Buffer Engine v2 used by Media Center does not take network latency or packet loss into consideration as it is optimized for a high IO stream.

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionMedia CenterServiceRecording]

RecordPath

After changing the value restart or run the UpdateRecordPath scheduled task that sets the proper permissions on the folder.

Depending on your NAS (if it supports Home Group) you’ll also need to change the ehRecvr and ehSched services to use a specific user account and grant rights to it.

But I would, if possible, just buy a cheap temporary recording drive for your HTPC.

[mikinho]

Can you PM me your ticket number so I can take a look and include your diagnostics in the ticket?

[mikinho]

After updating the drivers does it still hang using the InfiniTV Network Wizard in Media Center?

Many wireless network cards does not support bridging at all.  What card do you have?

Can you also try forcing Promiscuous mode on your wireless adapter? See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/302348.

btw, I now work for Ceton if you didn’t know that. I should update my signature.

[mikinho]

I’m certain it is not a bad card. Bridging and the InfiniTV hardware itself have very little to do with each other.

Did you install the latest manufacturer network card drivers? Not those from Windows Update or from your OEM (if it is an OEM machine).

[mikinho]

I’m long over due to release an update and post a few how tos. I know a few users who have issues but the majority of Yammm users have had no problems

[mikinho]

You won’t get marked as spam anymore.

I’ll attached an updated script for you. Simple change to do subfolders (FOR /R %%I…)

The screenshot didn’t get through though. Can you post and I’ll add to the script for you or leave as variables so you can adjust.

[mikinho]

So if I read your post properly you want the below. Is that correct?

A– Your script to run on your WHS that moves files to from your HTPC.

B– After step A finishes have SA launched on your HTPC pointing at your WHS share?

If that is correct I have two suggestions:

1- Don’t run your initial script to move files from your WHS. Have it run on HTPC. That could be step #1 of your Scheduled Task and step #2 could be either Andy’s or my script.

2- Keep it as is and use my script on your HTPC but pointing at your WHS share. You can add a step to your Scheduled Task from step A that triggers a Scheduled Task on your HTPC (there is a command line for it: SCHTASKS /Run /S HTPC /U <user> /P <password> /I /TN “Run ShowAnalyzer”)

If either of sound right to you I can modify my script to let you specify a path rather than use the default “Recorded TV” path

[mikinho]

Any idea what was causing the BSoD?

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