Problem with "Search for TV Airing" - Only Past Results

[R_Andersen]

I've been having a problem recently with the seach funcition in sage. I'm running the latest software version with no changes. When I search for a show and pick it from the reults list on the right side, the list of episodes that comes up only list episodes that already shoed. If I select a past episode and then choose "future airing" I get all the future upcoming shows so they are in the guide, just not showing up in the search results.

If I search for a new show that I know is in the guide but has not previously aired, I get no search results.

If anyone has any thoughts or advice on how I can fix this it would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Rob

[Opus4]

This is in the default STV? What exact type of search is displayed on the Search TV By x menu?

The search results screen has a persistent filter, but if a filter is in use, it would affect any other search results screen, including one for future airings.

- Andy

[R_Andersen]

Originally Posted by Opus4

This is in the default STV? What exact type of search is displayed on the Search TV By x menu?

The search results screen has a persistent filter, but if a filter is in use, it would affect any other search results screen, including one for future airings.

- Andy

Yes, default STV with no customizations. I'm not exactly sure what you're asking about what type of search is diplayed?

My search looks similar to this screehshot:

http://www.sage.tv/popScreen.htm?0_i...TVv6Search.jpg

But in this example, if I were to select "Saturday Night Live" the results would say "Past Airings - 54" but would not list any future episodes, even though there are future episodes present.

Thanks for the help,
Rob

[Opus4]

If you scroll the list up in your screen shot, how many total results does it show at the top of the list?

All I can think of at the moment is to suggest you check out the filtering options on the search results screen where it doesn't show the future airings & see if anything is getting filtered out.

- Andy