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The databases seem to be created perfectly - great.
Next step is figuring out why it's not scanning. Take a nosy in your myvideos60 database - it should have 'C:\\Movies\\' in the path table, and there should be content set on it (to themoviedb scraper). What is in that path on your filesystem?
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Jonathan
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Seems odd that it's not scanning then, as everything is perfect in the db.
You've tried context -> scan for new content I guess? A debug log might reveal something.
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That debug log shows you setting content, and it attempting to run an autoscan (which didn't seem to do anything). It does not, however, show you attempting to run a scan via context -> scan for new content, which should be there as the path is in the table...
I'd like another log file to confirm that if you don't mind, as something very, very odd is occurring otherwise.
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ARRRGGHGHH!!!!
It's because your files are win32 paths, and the path separator screws up mysql.
Do not use win32 paths (eg use local smb paths) -> problem solved.
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Jonathan