[enkil]

I just upgraded to r17515 and it seems like a recursive scan of a video-source doesn't work anymore.
I tried with a new profile (rm -r ~/.XBMC), and added a folder that contains videos, every video in its own sub-folder. I set the content to movies -> scraper TMDB. Tried every combination of "use folder names for lookups", "scan recursively" and so on. Nothing works.

xbmc log: http://pastebin.com/me160d00

If i manually enter the directory in xbmc and do a "set content" on a folder inside that directory (this folder contains one movie) and set it to movies, the lookup is fine. But I really don't want to do that for all movies individually....

Any ideas?

Edit: I'm back at r17372 and everything works as expected in that revision...

[zipleen]

yeah I confirm that. I though I was doing something wrong... (btw I was trying with tv shows scrappers)

but it works if you connect through a SMB share, but directly accessing the files doesn't...

update: i'm using svn 17503
update2: using gentoo 2008.0 with ebuild from http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=198849

[Milamber]

I have noticed that as well. How can I backtrack to an older svn release?

[mitul103]

I'm having similar problems with 17537. I was able to get new TV shows scanning again by removing the entire series and rescanning them in, but for movies no matter what I do, I cannot get recursive scanning working. I can set content on each individual file/folder though and it will scan in, but that is tedious.

[mitul103]

All the same problem?

That sounds exactly like what I am experiencing.

[krizze]

Same problem here :/

[mkortstiege]

Problem is already spotted and will be fixed soonish by jmarshall

[jmarshall]

r17550 might do the trick.

[mitul103]

Yep, 17558 is working just fine for me.

[enkil]

It's working for me for movies, too.

But it isn't working for TV shows. It didn't detect new episodes, so I did:
- TV Show information
- Refresh
- Refresh for all episodes

And now the TV show has 0 episodes in the library instead of 8.

Any ideas?

[jmarshall]

Make sure you're running the revision that I indicated.