Help! Where have my TV logos gone? (MediaPortal RC1)

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Dingbatt

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Topic # 22020 13-May-2008 20:16

I have just installed MediaPortal RC1 (server/client). In the previous build I had customised logos for each TV channel that were placed in the ..../thumbs/tv/logos file and they appeared against the same named channel in mediaportal. But when I went to do the same thing in RC1 there is no thumbs directory. So where do the logos go?

I rely on the DVB-S downlinked EPG.
I have consulted mcraenz's guide but note that, tantalisingly, the customisation of MP is part 6 of his guide, and is still a work in progress.

Any bright ideas? Have done a search cant find a solution.

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Reply # 130693 13-May-2008 20:24

"C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Programdata\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal"

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Reply # 130716 13-May-2008 21:24

mcraenz: "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Programdata\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal"

Thanks. The above is an XP directory and I should have mentioned I am running Vista. I believe the equivalent is the USERS directory. Can't find thumbs with a quick search and I am away from the HTPC for a few days now so will ponder my next move when I get back.

Once again thanks for pointing me outside the MP installation directory.

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Reply # 130721 13-May-2008 21:34

c:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal

for vista :)

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Reply # 131428 17-May-2008 13:58

mcraenz: c:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal

for vista :)

Bingo! Thanks for your help. Vista had seen fit to hide the programdata directory (even with admin privileges).

Case closed...

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