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<blockquote data-quote="Big_Kev" data-source="post: 180087" data-attributes="member: 52102">Hi Peter,Are you able to backup your TvLibrary database and send me a copy? It is probably something different in your EPG data that we dont get in Australia.Config Tool: do you also get an error if you click the Logoff button before saving changes in the config manager?With the logos, I think it could be a case sensitivity issue perhaps. I have a channel that displays in the guide as &quot;ABC TV Sydney&quot; so the png file needs to be called &quot;ABC TV Sydney.png&quot;. Make sure you have the same name and case as is displayed in the guide.Are you getting no image or the little icon that displays instead of an image? The program checks to see if the file exists before it inserts the &quot;&lt;img width=30 src=&quot;ABC TV Sydney.png&quot;&gt;&quot; tag into the HTML. If the tag is not appearing, then the FileExists command is failing.RegardsKev</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Big_Kev, post: 180087, member: 52102"] Hi Peter, Are you able to backup your TvLibrary database and send me a copy? It is probably something different in your EPG data that we dont get in Australia. Config Tool: do you also get an error if you click the Logoff button before saving changes in the config manager? With the logos, I think it could be a case sensitivity issue perhaps. I have a channel that displays in the guide as "ABC TV Sydney" so the png file needs to be called "ABC TV Sydney.png". Make sure you have the same name and case as is displayed in the guide. Are you getting no image or the little icon that displays instead of an image? The program checks to see if the file exists before it inserts the "<img width=30 src="ABC TV Sydney.png">" tag into the HTML. If the tag is not appearing, then the FileExists command is failing. Regards Kev [/QUOTE]

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