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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 763588" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi pisoj1I can't be sure of what is wrong because you haven't provided a full set of logs. Not only that: you didn't fill in the system specs in your profile or the template. How can we be expected to help you if you ignore our support forum rules (--&gt;<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/general-support-51/announcement-how-report-bugs-get-support.html" target="_blank">here</a>&lt;--) - we simply don't get enough information to help, and it is a waste of our time to guess!If I'm forced to guess then I'd say there is an issue with your MediaPortal.xml configuration file. I don't know how the problem would have been created, but if it is truly the case then you should be able to fix the issue relatively easily with a text editor such as notepad. All you have to do is locate MediaPortal.xml (search &quot;C:\Documents and Settings&quot; on XP or &quot;C:\ProgramData&quot; on Vista/7, *make sure you include hidden and system folders*), open it in the editor, check the structure, make any necessary fixes, then save and close. If you can't find any problem then post a copy of the file here. Note that it would have been included if you had posted logs in the first place - if you want help fast then it is *always* a good idea to follow the forum rules and post full logs.mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 763588, member: 82144"] Hi pisoj1 I can't be sure of what is wrong because you haven't provided a full set of logs. Not only that: you didn't fill in the system specs in your profile or the template. How can we be expected to help you if you ignore our support forum rules (-->[URL="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/general-support-51/announcement-how-report-bugs-get-support.html"]here[/URL]<--) - we simply don't get enough information to help, and it is a waste of our time to guess! If I'm forced to guess then I'd say there is an issue with your MediaPortal.xml configuration file. I don't know how the problem would have been created, but if it is truly the case then you should be able to fix the issue relatively easily with a text editor such as notepad. All you have to do is locate MediaPortal.xml (search "C:\Documents and Settings" on XP or "C:\ProgramData" on Vista/7, *make sure you include hidden and system folders*), open it in the editor, check the structure, make any necessary fixes, then save and close. If you can't find any problem then post a copy of the file here. Note that it would have been included if you had posted logs in the first place - if you want help fast then it is *always* a good idea to follow the forum rules and post full logs. mm [/QUOTE]

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