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<blockquote data-quote="P.Niem" data-source="post: 267837" data-attributes="member: 64879">[USER=56960]anpe[/USER]Did you install a new SVN of the TV-engine?&nbsp; Last week I had a same of problem, because the schema (database name) has been changed from tvlibrary to mptvdbrc1. The old one still exists, but doesn't programmas anymore. Maybe you have the same problem. If you use MySQL as the TV Engine database, you can check this by running the MySQL Query Browser and login (connect) as user root / MediaPortal, but don't select a default schema. Ignore the warning. Then you see on the right side pane all the available schemas. If there is that mptvdbrc1, you can double click on it else choose tvlibrary. Then the query browser shows all the tables within this schema. Just double click again on, for example, setting and execute it (cntrl enter). The query browser shows a table with all the settings of the tv server. On the bottom you can see if the XMLTV has updated the guide.[USER=55121]Gixxer[/USER]If your TV server is working correctly there should be a database on your computer 1. First I assume you are using MySQL. When I run MySQL Administrator, I fill in the following fields: Stored Connection: left blank (default)Server Host: localhost (default)Port: 3306 (default)Username: rootPassword: MediaPortal (THIS IS CASE SENSITIVE)at Detail none of the boxes are checked (default)Just hit the OK button and you should be able to connect. If you can't connect you get the error message and the possibility to use Ping. If you hit Ping you should see the replies of the Ping.If this all went wrong you have a problem with your database and you have to resolve this problem first before going further with the Web Interface installation. In this case it has nothing to do with the Web interface.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="P.Niem, post: 267837, member: 64879"] [USER=56960]anpe[/USER] Did you install a new SVN of the TV-engine? Last week I had a same of problem, because the schema (database name) has been changed from tvlibrary to mptvdbrc1. The old one still exists, but doesn't programmas anymore. Maybe you have the same problem. If you use MySQL as the TV Engine database, you can check this by running the MySQL Query Browser and login (connect) as user root / MediaPortal, but don't select a default schema. Ignore the warning. Then you see on the right side pane all the available schemas. If there is that mptvdbrc1, you can double click on it else choose tvlibrary. Then the query browser shows all the tables within this schema. Just double click again on, for example, setting and execute it (cntrl enter). The query browser shows a table with all the settings of the tv server. On the bottom you can see if the XMLTV has updated the guide. [USER=55121]Gixxer[/USER] If your TV server is working correctly there should be a database on your computer 1. First I assume you are using MySQL. When I run MySQL Administrator, I fill in the following fields: Stored Connection: left blank (default) Server Host: localhost (default) Port: 3306 (default) Username: root Password: MediaPortal (THIS IS CASE SENSITIVE) at Detail none of the boxes are checked (default) Just hit the OK button and you should be able to connect. If you can't connect you get the error message and the possibility to use Ping. If you hit Ping you should see the replies of the Ping. If this all went wrong you have a problem with your database and you have to resolve this problem first before going further with the Web Interface installation. In this case it has nothing to do with the Web interface. [/QUOTE]

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