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Thanks WhiningKhan, exactly what I was after. Should be fixed in r31159.
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2010-06-18, 08:03
(This post was last modified: 2010-06-18, 22:39 by WhiningKhan.)
Wonderful! Will test it tonight and report here.
Edit: Damn, I tried a couple of trunk revisions from today, but they failed to build. Maybe tomorrow is a better day...
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Couldn't still get the trunk to build, so I switched back to dsplayer branch and merged your change for VideoInfoScanner.cpp from 31159 with it.
Works like a charm again. Thanks!!!
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I had the same problem just updated to 31200 and all seems to be ok again thanks
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Looks like your tvshow.nfo files don't have an <episodeguide> tag, or have an invalid <episodeguide> tag.
Pastebin one please.
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Ok, let's stop guessing. I need:
1. You guys to find something 100% reproducible starting completely fresh.
2. The filesystem you use to reproduce this. Probably a single dummy episode file (and/or associated .nfo) is all you need.
Get me them so that I can reproduce it and I'll fix get it fixed.
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Just a quick question. I've been having similar errors, so I wanted to know before I posted a debug log.
Is an <episodeguide> tag required for TV shows now? Because none of my TV shows have that, and they've been failing to get scanned into the library with the newer builds.
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If it's there, it has to be wellformed. I don't believe it has to be there though if you have .nfo files for all your episodes.