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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 609490" data-attributes="member: 18896">Your problem is most likely linked to you changing skins, but not deleting the skin 'cache' folder contents.Another possability is that you are using a skin designed for a different version of the MovingPictures plugin you use. So using a v1.0 skin on a v0.7.5 version of MovingPictures or using a v0.7.5 skin on a v1.x version of MovingPictures plugin can also cause this problem.But lets try killing the skin cache first.Start button -&gt; All Programs -&gt; Team MediaPortal -&gt; MediaPortal -&gt; User Files -&gt; open the 'Cache' folder, and then purge all that is in there, which is for example folder &quot;Blue3wide&quot; and file &quot;curWeather.xml&quot;.Then restart MediaPortal, and allow time for the cache files to be rebuild.If that fails, I suggest you just update to MovingPictures v1.0.4 RC (which should fix the skin problem, but don't forget to empty the cache folder as mentioned above), and don't let the RC part scare you. It is at such a stable level that it might as well be released as stable (and pretty soon will be). Also when the actual stable version comes out, it will accept the RC version for upgrade, so you do not loose anything, but only gain. A lot of fixes have been applied, so running v0.7.5 still works, but is not the best thing to do.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 609490, member: 18896"] Your problem is most likely linked to you changing skins, but not deleting the skin 'cache' folder contents. Another possability is that you are using a skin designed for a different version of the MovingPictures plugin you use. So using a v1.0 skin on a v0.7.5 version of MovingPictures or using a v0.7.5 skin on a v1.x version of MovingPictures plugin can also cause this problem. But lets try killing the skin cache first. Start button -> All Programs -> Team MediaPortal -> MediaPortal -> User Files -> open the 'Cache' folder, and then purge all that is in there, which is for example folder "Blue3wide" and file "curWeather.xml". Then restart MediaPortal, and allow time for the cache files to be rebuild. If that fails, I suggest you just update to MovingPictures v1.0.4 RC (which should fix the skin problem, but don't forget to empty the cache folder as mentioned above), and don't let the RC part scare you. It is at such a stable level that it might as well be released as stable (and pretty soon will be). Also when the actual stable version comes out, it will accept the RC version for upgrade, so you do not loose anything, but only gain. A lot of fixes have been applied, so running v0.7.5 still works, but is not the best thing to do. [/QUOTE]

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