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no ability to change the audio stream on dual stream programs, unfortunately emby picks the default audio channel which is the audio described for the deaf channel.Analytical cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the website.

audio sync problems on android with dual audio stream HD programs.

less integration with the core tv library on emby.

long pause immediately after starting live tv.If you are interested in those issues they are: great if it works for you, i wish i was as lucky! these arent issues with the backends themselves, just how emby uses them. i've also tried dvblink (i was a long time paid user there using with WMC before) and next pvr. MP could be the best TVServer in the world, but it has no sense using it in this restricted way.Ĭlick to expand.i have also used MediaPortal, MP Extended and Emby for 2 years and from my experience it is far from fine which is why i'm seeking alternatives. I'm seeing in other forums that other people like me is moving to other software exclusively for the lack of this feature, that now every other tvserver has. Mm1352000, this is only to improve and make MP better, i'm not judging your work. I asked many times also for the possibility of Upnp/Dlna streaming, but seems that tvserver can't do that either. If the project is still now aimed at serving exclusively other pcs in the house this project is, IMHO, quite obsolete (I'm talking from a user perspective). I think (but, again, maybe I'm wrong) that nowadays, when a 55 Smart TV costs 500 €, a TVServer that can't stream to it is almost useless. It seems to me that MpExtended doesn't do that, but maybe I'm wrong. The quite obvious solution is exposing an m3u with a playlist of all tv channels.

The reason is simple: nowadays a tv server have to stream to different devices in a lan: smartphones, other pcs, and most important of all, Smart TVs. I asked this feature a long time ago, and this is the main reason I'm (quite) not using anymore MP (but I'm always following discussions and development).