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<blockquote data-quote="metropolis" data-source="post: 217466" data-attributes="member: 51774">FIXEDHi, I just discovered this thread here:<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/no_data_tv_guide_client_mssql_database-p217426.html#post217426" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/no_data_tv_guide_client_mssql_database-p217426.html#post217426</a>This is the jist:I've got exactly the same problem.....Then I noticed the dates on the programs in TVGUIDE.XML. All the 2007 programs are now dated 2008 and the 2008 programs are dated 2009This must be a bug in WEBEPG not handling the transition from 2007 to 2008 correctlyWinno, you are a genious. I opened up my TVguide.xml in a text editor and doen a search for start=&quot;200712 and replaced with start=&quot;200712 and the same for stop=&quot;200812 replaced with stop=&quot;200712. And now I have a lovely full EPG again, just in time for Xmas. Many thanks again Winno.Kind regards,Kev.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="metropolis, post: 217466, member: 51774"] [b]FIXED[/b] Hi, I just discovered this thread here: [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/no_data_tv_guide_client_mssql_database-p217426.html#post217426[/url] This is the jist: I've got exactly the same problem..... Then I noticed the dates on the programs in TVGUIDE.XML. All the 2007 programs are now dated 2008 and the 2008 programs are dated 2009 This must be a bug in WEBEPG not handling the transition from 2007 to 2008 correctly Winno, you are a genious. I opened up my TVguide.xml in a text editor and doen a search for start="200712 and replaced with start="200712 and the same for stop="200812 replaced with stop="200712. And now I have a lovely full EPG again, just in time for Xmas. Many thanks again Winno. Kind regards, Kev. [/QUOTE]

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