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- Martijn - 2011-11-24 18:57

bdee1 Wrote:I have back row installed on my appletv 2 (black) and now every time I start up xbmc, I get the following error:
"script failed script.tv.show.next.aired"

papampi Wrote:it happens to me with confluence and transparency too !!!

please provide a full debug log using http://www.pastebin.com

- sergiocos - 2011-11-25 19:22

can anyone confirm that a feature from 4.1.1. (added localization for date formats) works? all i can see is standard US date format (labels for next and previous ep): MM/DD/YY (or YYYY). Not matter the skin used (Nox/Confluence). I'm using a pre-Eden from 21 nov. Not a big deal, but i wonder if it's just me...

- ronie - 2011-11-25 19:27

sergiocos Wrote:can anyone confirm that a feature from 4.1.1. (added localization for date formats) works? all i can see is standard US date format (labels for next and previous ep): MM/DD/YY (or YYYY). Not matter the skin used (Nox/Confluence). I'm using a pre-Eden from 21 nov. Not a big deal, but i wonder if it's just me...

it did work, but i have removed the feature from the last version of tv show next aired.
the method we used to localize dates had some serious negative side effects on xbmc.

`Black has come up with an alternative way to do localizations and it will be in the next version of the script.

- sergiocos - 2011-11-25 19:32

Cheers! Everyone told me it should work, i thought i did something wrong. Thanks for the info!

- Hitcher - 2011-11-25 20:46

ronie Wrote:it did work, but i have removed the feature from the last version of tv show next aired.
the method we used to localize dates had some serious negative side effects on xbmc.

`Black has come up with an alternative way to do localizations and it will be in the next version of the script.

I was going ask about that actually - no need now, thanks.

- ronie - 2011-12-02 00:20

just pushed v4.1.10 to the repo.
localization of dates should be restored now.


changelog:
Quote:v4.1.10
- don't block xbmc on exit

v4.1.9
- localized latest date

v4.1.8
- use XBMC's getRegion method for localized date format


- nhsman - 2011-12-02 02:04

ronie Wrote:just pushed v4.1.10 to the repo.
localization of dates should be restored now.


changelog:

The v4.1.10 is not available, there is only 4.1.7 and does not want to install. Please can you investigate those issues.

Regards.

- ronie - 2011-12-02 02:31

nhsman Wrote:The v4.1.10 is not available, there is only 4.1.7 and does not want to install. Please can you investigate those issues.

Regards.

it could take a few hours before it shows up in xbmc.

- nhsman - 2011-12-02 03:00

Thanks, it's already on.

- sergiocos - 2011-12-02 20:50

4.1.10 used to crash when reaching the show Lights out (named accordingly to thetvdb). I put the year in title -lights out (2011)- and everything works.
the localized dates looks exactly like this for me: 06 12m 11 . No matter what i change in language strings (localized format of the date, short or long in xbmc language) or in region and lang. in Control panel, the date is still displayed like this: 06 12m 11
Log needed?