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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 1042857" data-attributes="member: 18896">That long post usually means nothing to a developer either. Because it is like taking a picture of a car accident after the fact and trying to establish the conditions that lead up to causing the accident. This is what log files do, and 'debug' verbosity mode helps in diagnosing exactly what happened leading up, during and sometimes after. Granted on the obvious errors it is sometimes enough to only have a snapshot of the accident after it already happened, but because log files contain both, they are always preffered.&nbsp;In this case, I think the developer is aware of it, as it is easy to reproduce.&nbsp;No idea if they have time however to work on fixing it. So in the meantime (while they do), you can use WorldWeather (Full or Lite) and at least get hourly/daily/weekly weather updates to work inside MediaPortal again. Once this plugin is fixed you can switch back and have BBC as a source.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 1042857, member: 18896"] That long post usually means nothing to a developer either. Because it is like taking a picture of a car accident after the fact and trying to establish the conditions that lead up to causing the accident. This is what log files do, and 'debug' verbosity mode helps in diagnosing exactly what happened leading up, during and sometimes after. Granted on the obvious errors it is sometimes enough to only have a snapshot of the accident after it already happened, but because log files contain both, they are always preffered. In this case, I think the developer is aware of it, as it is easy to reproduce. No idea if they have time however to work on fixing it. So in the meantime (while they do), you can use WorldWeather (Full or Lite) and at least get hourly/daily/weekly weather updates to work inside MediaPortal again. Once this plugin is fixed you can switch back and have BBC as a source. [/QUOTE]

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