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<blockquote data-quote="James" data-source="post: 61967" data-attributes="member: 12681">I not sure what is wrong with your directory structure there, but it doesn't seem to be standard.WebEPG is included in the 0.2 RC4 build and SVN with the exe's/dll's in the MP root and All other WebEPG files are in the WebEPG directory off the MP rootNormally C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\WebEPGWebEPG will then save the tvguide.xml file into the &quot;C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\xmltv&quot; directory where the xmltv.dtd files should also be. This is also the default directory which MP looks for the tvguide.xml file.These directories can be changed but, for MP to load the tvguide.xml it needs to find the xmltv.dtd in the same directory. You can test is with a web browser like IE too.If you move WebEPG to another directory you need to make sure you move all the files it requires and it won't be able to find the TV database so certain features will not work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James, post: 61967, member: 12681"] I not sure what is wrong with your directory structure there, but it doesn't seem to be standard. WebEPG is included in the 0.2 RC4 build and SVN with the exe's/dll's in the MP root and All other WebEPG files are in the WebEPG directory off the MP root Normally C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\WebEPG WebEPG will then save the tvguide.xml file into the "C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\xmltv" directory where the xmltv.dtd files should also be. This is also the default directory which MP looks for the tvguide.xml file. These directories can be changed but, for MP to load the tvguide.xml it needs to find the xmltv.dtd in the same directory. You can test is with a web browser like IE too. If you move WebEPG to another directory you need to make sure you move all the files it requires and it won't be able to find the TV database so certain features will not work. [/QUOTE]

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