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12.2 Crash on Library scan for TV - RustyKnight - 2013-06-22
OSX Version: 10.8.4
Hardware: Mini Mac, mid 2011 2.7gz, Inteal Core i7, 8gb 1333mhz DDR3
Installed from DMG
XBMC 12.2, GIT:2130502-32b1a5e, Compiled May 2, 2013
Fresh install. Added a single file source via a mount (/Volumes/{mount}/{path/to/tv/shows/directory}). Select TheTVDB as the parser and opt to update the library
Media source repo contains predefined meta data and art work
Logs @ http://pastebin.com/3k5zR36y
Tried using SMB with the same result
RE: 12.2 Crash on Library scan for TV - Memphiz - 2013-06-24
Post the Crashreporter log too please.
RE: 12.2 Crash on Library scan for TV - RustyKnight - 2013-06-29
Have the crash logs moved? I can't seem to find any? Looked in /Users/{me}/Library/Logs/CrashReporter
This is the details from the "XBMC quit unexpectedly" dialog...
http://pastebin.com/vWEam6uu
RE: 12.2 Crash on Library scan for TV - Memphiz - 2013-07-01
Well there is a bad image file somewhere hidden in your folder structure and xbmc crashs on trying to decode it. I sadly can't even tell you which one it is
. Thats an ugly problem with some broken image files and we are still not able to find a suitable solution or a graceful error handling for that one Using the 32bit version of XBMC might help - or it might not...
RE: 12.2 Crash on Library scan for TV - RustyKnight - 2013-07-06
I thought I might need to "purge" the cached content. I will see what I can find.
Cheers
RE: 12.2 Crash on Library scan for TV - RustyKnight - 2013-07-06
I think I can see the problem (now that I've looked up the FAQ/Wiki for for thumbnails for Frodo).
Basically, as I understand it, all images HAD to be named *.jpg, regardless of there format, which meant I had mixed JPG and PNG files in my library...