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To help I have attached two images - a screen shot of the "original default graphic EPG" (on right hand side Blue/White), as well as the graphic EPG after "default" is selected following a skin like Magic HD Noire (on left hand side Green).
For the most part all is good - fonts, layout etc, but the Graphic EPG does not get set correctly after "default" skin is restored.
Thanks
VU+ Solo 2
Vix Magic-HD-Noire -> Default
Vix 3.0.667 and earlier versions tested

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To help I have attached two images - a screen shot of the "original default graphic EPG" (on right hand side Blue/White), as well as the graphic EPG after "default" is selected following a skin like Magic HD Noire (on left hand side Green).
For the most part all is good - fonts, layout etc, but the Graphic EPG does not get set correctly after "default" skin is restored.
Thanks
VU+ Solo 2
Vix Magic-HD-Noire -> Default
Vix 3.0.667 and earlier versions tested
Thanks andyblac - you are indeed correct, I see it now! I was confused by the "green". If I subsequently confused others, I was trying to explain the skins I was moving from -> to, but there was no connection. Thanks again for clearing this up.
I have done a test this morning. I have installed Vix Image 6.0.658, and configured Cross EPG as well as a bouquet from Auto Bouquet Maker. Nothing else installed, and all settings left as default (exception EPG -> HDD). Basic install, no additions and effectively default settings.
Graphical EPG selection and display is "instant". I subsequently updated to Vix Image 6.6.668 using the Vix Update Software feature. Selecting the Graphical EPG now first displays "please wait while gathering data..." in white in the centre of the screen before displaying the EPG.
I am wondering the purpose of the message, is there a way to "hide it", or is this just the way it will be going forward? I had been seeing the message over the last few releases, and wanted to check if it was an extension I had installed or my config; it seems not. Thanks everyone
VU+ Solo 2
Vix Hight HD (Default)
Vix 3.0.658 -> 3.0.668
Hi phoenix, thanks for reply. I can assure you on the Solo 2 there was never a delay what so ever or a "blank" screen - the graphic EPG was instant. I have a friend who purchased a Solo 2 at the same time, and has done exactly the same tests and confirms the same. The "no delay" behaviour was obeserved across the full bouquet EPG and as well the sections EPG from auto bouquet maker - all good - even with 500 channels.
The "new" feature has introduced a delay in the build of the EPG, at least on the Solo 2 - I seem to recall the behaviour was introduced after I upgraded to 3.0.664. Where as previously - I have done the tests this morning from scratch - the EPG appeared litterally as you pressed the EPG button on the remote, now you wait a little over a second. I have no idea what is happening whilst this message is displayed, or if it is a simple timer? Any which way, IMHO for the Solo 2 it was better in VIX 3.0.658. Not sure who on the admin team has a Solo 2, but what I am saying is easy to verify. Again, thanks to all who help.
VU+ Solo 2
Vix Hight HD (Default)
Vix 3.0.668
Thanks for the info Trial. Am running 3.0.668, so perhaps in the next build? Thanks to andy for the optimising. Thanks for your reply too phoenix - I do get it...fully - sorry if I came across in the wrong way.
VU+ Solo 2
Vix Hight HD (Default)
Vix 3.0.668
Hehe, are you sure? The Solo2 is so fast, I only noticed the message appeared only for a split second, even on very large bouquets.....for me i personally preferred to see the message on my solo2.
Hehe, are you sure? The Solo2 is so fast, I only noticed the message appeared only for a split second, even on very large bouquets.
Hmm, so not sure what you mean: on the Solo2 you see the EPG being presented on the foreground; so fast, that the loading message must disappear before it appears......yup the message only displays for a split second but i personally liked to see it, kind of reassuring that something is going on in the background.