Can't Load TV Schedule

[snjustice]

I recently had to replace my hard drive and thus reinstall GBPVR. I am using XMLTV with Zap2it for show data. Despite letting the EPG update automatically and trying manual EPG update using bat file I am still unable to get anything loaded into the TV Guide. I checked the I-xmltv.log each time and it confirms shows were loaded (see below). I tried the manual way with the GBPVR Recording Service on and then off w/ restart, tried with Complete EPG reload checked and then unchecked, always manually emptying EPG clicking OK then going back in to update EPG. I am attaching my logs requesting assistance when anyone gets a chance.

This has confounded me for hours and I haven't even tried recording or set up my MVP yet.

Mon 04/09/2007 9:27:08.65
Replacing UTC entries in TVGUIDE.XML with +0000 >> I-XMLTV.XML
Enhancing EPG: TVGUIDE.XML >> I-XMLTV.XML
19679 Listings, 8166 Rerun, 1196 New, 633 Movie.
Replacing -Paid Programming- listings, with -Zap2It- messages.
WARNING: Password in config file, protect as required
513 -Paid Programming- listings were replaced with -Zap2It- messages.
I-xmltv v1.3c (build 11/26/06)
Creating a custom search channel
Display Name=FIND, Channel=1, Entries=170 / 192 max.

[snjustice]

Sorry, forgot to mention I am using the latest version of GBPVR 99.12

[sub]

From the errors in the logs, it looks like your XMLTV file format is invalid and not specifying a stop time for the shows.

Unless you really need to use XMLTV with zap2it, you'd be much better off just using the built-in zap2it epg source. Its much easier.

[snjustice]

Ahhhhhh! Took your advice and all is well again. I should have submitted this HOURS ago but I had to give it the college try to figure it out myself. Thanks soooo much for reviewing the logs and providing advice.:p

[snjustice]

Since using XMLTV I got in the habit of checking the I-XMLTV log each morning to confirm data was downloaded. Now that I use the zap2it epg source is there a log I can check to confirm load went successfully? Checking a log is usually faster than going into the program and confirming.

[sub]

No, not really.