2018-04-05, 01:37 PM
Just switched from W7/Media Center to W10/NPVR full-time...sorry for my influx of questions lately. Hopefully this will be the last.
I haven't found definitive instructions (at least to me) about setting up NPVR as a server. So, is it as simple as choosing the "Clients" tab, checking "Enable Web Server" and "Allow Remote Access", and choosing a web server port (80, 22, whatever...), and opening the port in my router and firewall? I believe that I read somewhere to also change the Username, Password, and PIN. Is this all correct?
From there, how exactly do I connect my client(s)? I have another desktop and laptop I would like to access the main NPVR server from. Do I just enter the same Access PIN and Username/Password? At what point would I specify the IP address and port for the server? Any clarification is appreciated, as the wiki is a vague.
Thanks!
Also, on another note, is there a way to edit the size of the font for Recorded Show descriptions and Movie descriptions? Reading it from 2 feet away on the PC is fine, but once it's on the TV it would be easier to read if I could make it larger.
I haven't found definitive instructions (at least to me) about setting up NPVR as a server. So, is it as simple as choosing the "Clients" tab, checking "Enable Web Server" and "Allow Remote Access", and choosing a web server port (80, 22, whatever...), and opening the port in my router and firewall? I believe that I read somewhere to also change the Username, Password, and PIN. Is this all correct?
From there, how exactly do I connect my client(s)? I have another desktop and laptop I would like to access the main NPVR server from. Do I just enter the same Access PIN and Username/Password? At what point would I specify the IP address and port for the server? Any clarification is appreciated, as the wiki is a vague.
Thanks!
Also, on another note, is there a way to edit the size of the font for Recorded Show descriptions and Movie descriptions? Reading it from 2 feet away on the PC is fine, but once it's on the TV it would be easier to read if I could make it larger.