DVBLink Product Suite v4.0.1

As you are probably aware we are great fans of the DVBLink software from DVBLogic here at MSWHS.com as it is ideal solution for housing your tuner cards in your Windows Home Server as it makes these cards network aware.

The guys have just announced that version 4.0.1 of their product suit has just been released which includes the following changes:

General

• Fixed: Unstable channel synchronization/update in MediaCenter
• Added: Full German, Dutch, Spanish, Danish and Ukrainian localizations
• Fixed: DVBLink Server does not start if there is no active network connection
• Added: Moved xmltv file location to ProgramData\DVBLogic\DVBLink\xmltv
• Fixed: xmltv files with .XML (capitals) extension are not recognized
• Added: ISO-8859-7 and Windows-1252 encodings to xmltv source

DVBLink TVSource

• Added: Latest satellite transponder files from kingofsat
• Fixed: Transponder files with comments cannot be read
• Fixed: MediaCenter may display Playready message in the middle of viewing a channel for encrypted channels
• Fixed: "Technical problem" stream is displayed after waking up a server from standby

DVBLink Connect! Server

• Added: Use base streaming port (8080) as control port for DVBLink client
• Fixed: No scheduled recordings are displayed on Recordings tab of mobile apps, even if there are recordings visible in MediaCenter
• Fixed: iOS/Adroid app crashes when entering Recordings tab
• Added: Timer recordings added from apps use default recording settings of MediaCenter
• Fixed: DVBLink Network Client crashes if there is no connection to a DVBLink server
• Fixed: Artifacts when viewing HD channels on DVBLink network client
• Fixed: DVBLink Server crashes when trial period of DVBLink Connect Server expires
• Fixed: It takes a long time to start live TV after standby on a DVBLink network client
• Fixed: Streams containing AAC audio track are not played back in WinPhone client

The full change log including the download location and important installation instructions can be found here.

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