NEWA TV Guide is empty

[Clanky]

I'm not too sure how it happened but no tv channels are displayed in Newa TV Guide.
Manage Recordings, Search & libraries are working ok.

It was working ok a couple of weeks ago & the only thing I've changed was to add a
few radio stations & delete some tv stations.

Any help & ideas would be gratefully received

Al

[UncleJohnsBand]

I'm not too sure how it happened but no tv channels are displayed in Newa TV Guide.
Manage Recordings, Search & libraries are working ok.

It was working ok a couple of weeks ago & the only thing I've changed was to add a
few radio stations & delete some tv stations.

Any help & ideas would be gratefully received

Al

Try using the npvr.exe -emptyepg command and then reload your epg

[Clanky]

That worked, thanks

Al

[fbacher]

My NEWA TV Guide is empty too. I am using NEWA for the first time. I just got Schedules Direct. I can see the schedules in NextPVR but not in NEWA.
NPVR 2.5.9 + R1 patch.
NEWA 1.2.9 & 1.3.0. I followed the instructions in the Wiki to update to 1.3.0 (manually delete web & web/bin files, etc.).

[fbacher]

The Guide is not empty on two other machines. On closer inspection, the guide is present, but appears blank because it is a very wide screen with the first column blank. If you scroll to the right you can see the content. This is occurring in Firefox 16.0.2. It is fine on another machine running Firefox.

[UncleJohnsBand]

The Guide is not empty on two other machines. On closer inspection, the guide is present, but appears blank because it is a very wide screen with the first column blank. If you scroll to the right you can see the content. This is occurring in Firefox 16.0.2. It is fine on another machine running Firefox.

How is it in IE and Chrome?

[fbacher]

On the same machine that it fails in Firefox, it works fine in IE-64. Looks good on a Mac Chrome looks fine.
The problem only shows up in the TV Guide page. It must be something strange about this machine, but I wouldn't think the column spacing would be sensitive to the environment.

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[UncleJohnsBand]

On the same machine that it fails in Firefox, it works fine in IE-64. Looks good on a Mac Chrome looks fine.
The problem only shows up in the TV Guide page. It must be something strange about this machine, but I wouldn't think the column spacing would be sensitive to the environment.

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instead of guide.aspx try using guide2.aspx (css based interface) and let me know how that looks.