Hi Sebastien, many thanks for your quick reply.
Just wondering (maybe stupid thought) - if I run two instances of EnigmaTV (on different ports, of course), then would each one of them be able to control one tuner (so use two tuners in parallel)?

I am indeed using MX player with HW acceleration.

Hi,

I have enigma-tv (latest version) installed on an i5-4570 PC, 16 GB of RAM, Windows 10. I have port forwarding configured correctly, web port is 80, streaming port is 443 (to get around restrictions in some places).

The receiver is a Venton Unibox Eco+, with two DVB-C tuners, which sits generally in standby (not playing anything on the TV).

Streaming directly from the receiver (via OpenWebIf) works fine; streaming through enigma-tv works generally OK, with two issues:
- only one "client" is usable at once: if I open the web interface of enigma-tv from my PC and start streaming a channel, it works fine; if I open a second connection via 3G from my phone, I can select a channel for playback - when the playback starts, the initial stream (on the PC) stops
- the Android enigma-tv client seems to be a bit unstable, sometimes playback stops suddenly even when using WiFi; the same stream works fine from the PC.

Any ideas for either of the two?