WebEPG Log? Where? (1 Viewer)

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Hi,

I'm not too sure WebEPG is working on my system - where can I find a log of whats happening?

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    WebEPG log in should be in your TV server log files, TVService.log. One a win7/8 system this should be in the following folder.

    C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal TV Server\log

    if you are using setuptv.exe to setup/test WebEPG, you might also check TVService.log files. Have not done battle with WebEPG for a while, can't remember if WebEPG log info also shows up in this file.
     

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