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Such cases. Then you have to install the full DX9 package (aprox 95 MB, not the 1 MB file, link is above to find) before you can install MediaPortal 2.Read more on Installation Procedure.MediaPortal 2 specific Software requiremensYou need the most current DirectX 9 runtime installed (June 2010). DX9 is always necessary, even if a higher DirectX version (e.g. DX11) already exists on your system.Starting with MediaPortal Alpha 4 you need .NET Framework 4.5.1 Full or later.Make sure you have installed the Visual C++ 2010 and 2013 (x86) redistributables and all Windows updates.Summary of requirements:.NET Framework 4.5.1 Full (or newer): 9 runtime (June 2010): C++ 2008 SP1 (x86) redistributables*:* C++ 2010 (x86) redistributables*:* C++ 2013 (x86) redistributables*: * Builds newer than the Summer'15 Edition are based on a new installer which automatically downloads and installs all requirements above! Thread starter #3 Installation ProcedureThis tutorial explains the installation procedure of MediaPortal 2 step by step.The provided installer for MediaPortal 2 can install both Client and Server. The setup process is quite simple.If you are not used to the MediaPortal 2 components or you don't know which type of network configuration you have, read those pages first.When you execute the "MP2-Setup.exe" the first thing you will see is:Download the software requirements Just click on "Install" and the wizard starts downloading and installing all needed software. When finished the:Welcome Screen will appear. Click on "Next" shows the:License Agreement You need to accept the terms before you can continue to theInstall type selection where

Button.Now you are done with the basic TV Engine configuration.Click OK to save your TV Engine Configuration settings and exit the configuration GUI.What's Next?Maybe you are looking for a way to add Channel Logos to your set-up. MediaPortal 2 contains a plugin that searches for channel logos, downloads and configures them to be used automatically without any user interaction or configuration. This may take a while so on the first run it can be possible that some (or all) channel logos are missing. So be patient.Now that you have completed your basic TV Engine Setup, you are ready to configure your EPG.Read more on TV Guide Setup (EPG)... Thread starter #10 TV Guide Setup - EPGHow to get EPG (Electronic Program Guide) data for your TV Guide in MediaPortal 2MethodsThe Electronic Program Guide (EPG) is one of the most important parts of the MediaPortal 2 TV system. Having a reliable EPG makes your TV experience more like a commercial set top box (e.g. Sky Digibox).There are many different ways to populate your EPG (via internet data and data received by your TV tuner).The best method depends on your TV Card. region, Service Provider and the quality of data available. If you are in the USA, Canada or Mexico, Breese's tutorial about using xmltv is highly recommended: guide presents the main methods plus several different Setup tutorials, with examples for specific regions/countries:DVBif you have a DVB TV Card and your TV broadcaster includes good EPG data this is the easiest method

Media centre application which supports all advanced media centre functions Home Video Software MediaPortal 2.5.0 Old Versions Browse by CompanyAdobe, Apowersoft, Ashampoo, Autodesk, Avast, Corel, Cyberlink, Google, iMyFone, iTop, Movavi, PassFab, Passper, Stardock, Tenorshare, Wargaming, Wondershare Sponsored January, 23rd 2025 - 212.8 MB - Open Source Review Screenshots Change Log Old Versions MediaPortal 2.5.0 Date released: 23 Jan 2024 (one year ago) MediaPortal 2.4.1 Date released: 15 Jul 2022 (3 years ago) MediaPortal 2.4 Date released: 31 Dec 2021 (3 years ago) MediaPortal 2.3.2 Date released: 08 Jan 2021 (4 years ago) MediaPortal 2.3.1 Date released: 25 Dec 2020 (4 years ago) MediaPortal 2.3 Date released: 22 Oct 2020 (4 years ago) MediaPortal 2.2.3 Date released: 21 Dec 2019 (5 years ago) MediaPortal 2.2.2 Date released: 07 Oct 2019 (5 years ago) MediaPortal 2.2.1 Date released: 13 Apr 2019 (6 years ago) MediaPortal 2.2 Date released: 05 Nov 2018 (6 years ago) MediaPortal 2.1.3 Date released: 22 Dec 2017 (7 years ago) MediaPortal 2.1.2 Date released: 23 Nov 2017 (7 years ago) MediaPortal 2.1.1 Date released: 29 Jul 2017 (8 years ago) MediaPortal 2.1 Date released: 03 May 2017 (8 years ago)

MediaPortal 2 up and running with basic features. Basically we designed MediaPortal 2 to be as user friendly and intuitive as possible. This includes using the most common default settings and the possibility to run and use Media Portal 2 without doing lots of configurations. But of course there are a few minor things to consider.If you do not wish or need to use a feature, you may skip that step or section.If you have not installed MediaPortal 2 yet, see Installing MediaPortal 2.After you have installed MediaPortal 2 successfully you need to configure a few things to get full benefit out of your new HTPC system. We recommend to start with the TV Setup, if you want to use the Live TV and Recording features of MediaPortal 2.The configuration of the TV section nearly is identical to MediaPortal 1. So if you like to follow any existing MediaPortal 1 setup guides or tutorials you normally can use them without changes for MediaPortal 2 too. There only is one notable difference. For MediaPortal 2 you don't have to install and configure a full blown SQL server (MySQL or SQLExpress) as you need it for MediaPortal 1. The database handling is done internally by the MediaPortal 2 Server. So you always can skip all database configuration parts of any MediaPortal 1 tutorials when using them for MediaPortal 2. Read more on Setup TV...Once you have finished the TV setup you're ready to configure the "rest" of your MediaPortal 2 System. Opposite

The Windows Explorer path box.Changing the Installation DirectoriesYou can change the Installation Directories during the install process by selecting Custom.There you can change the Installation Directory of each MediaPortal 2 component separately: MediaPortal 2 Client, MediaPortal 2 Server and MediaPortal 2 ServiceMonitor Changing the Data DirectoriesYou can also change the Data Directory of each of the three applications separately. However, currently this has to be done manually after the installation process. Changing the Data Directories may make sense if e.g. your system drive is too small for the MediaPortal 2 Server's database or if you want to have your MediaPortal 2 Server's database file on a drive which is faster than your system drive, such as a SSD.Before you change the Data Directory of one of the applications, make sure you quit the respective application. I.e., if you want to change the Data Directory of your MediaPortal 2 Client, quit the MediaPortal 2 Client. If you want to change the Data Directory of your MediaPortal 2 ServiceMonitor, quit the MediaPortal 2 Service Monitor. If you want to change the Data Directory of your MediaPortal 2 Server, stop the MediaPortal 2 Server service.Then go to the Installation Directory of the respective application. You will find a subdirectory called "Defaults" containing a file called "Paths.xml". When you open e.g. the Paths.xml of your MediaPortal 2 Server it should look like this: When reading this, please note that represents the greater than character '>'. The reason for this is that e.g. in the