2011-10-01, 18:00
The find command showed me that it's outside the userdata folder 
Unfortunately I have to say this again: negative.
http://pastebin.com/dhvQJHi1
Btw: Current nightly has massive problems with playing any of my mkv files...or to say it in other words: Id does not play any of my movie files, regardless of the resolution, framerate, or codec.
EDIT: Okay, installed XBMC from scratch via nito TV.
Scraping with MovieMaze worked fine for 6 movies until the connection error message appeared for the first time. I chose "yes" when I was asked to continue the first time, then it scraped a few films more and so on...very strange behaviour.
I will update my video library this way and install the recent nightly to see what happens to scraping then...
EDIT II: Did like mentioned above and the problem vanished away...finally!
And movies play smoothly again now
Unfortunately I have to say this again: negative.
http://pastebin.com/dhvQJHi1
Btw: Current nightly has massive problems with playing any of my mkv files...or to say it in other words: Id does not play any of my movie files, regardless of the resolution, framerate, or codec.
EDIT: Okay, installed XBMC from scratch via nito TV.
Scraping with MovieMaze worked fine for 6 movies until the connection error message appeared for the first time. I chose "yes" when I was asked to continue the first time, then it scraped a few films more and so on...very strange behaviour.
I will update my video library this way and install the recent nightly to see what happens to scraping then...
EDIT II: Did like mentioned above and the problem vanished away...finally!
And movies play smoothly again now
