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I am having the same issue. Help anyone?
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OK in "plain english" what add-ons are you trying to use - and before you answer, please have a look at the sticky at the top of the section - in red. Then come back to this thread.
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sterna
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Kodi freezes time to time at the end of the track or when I try to exit the application (no crashlogs). Does posting logs help?
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k4sh1n
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Possible that the music database is corrupt as it is having trouble resolving path.
Can you test with a local file played from file view without being scanned into library.
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I can try it. Anyway when I play an album (that freezes) again, everything works well.
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k4sh1n
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This could also mean the path was unavailable at the time, i.e. source wakes up from disk spin down?
Try to set so source does not power down on idle
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k4sh1n
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I should have made my post more clearer.
Copy a single file to a folder on your PC
Add as a local source with none set as content
Then play file
Suggest you copy the single .flac/.mp3 file to c:/ drive for testing.
As log file indicates: "ERROR: XFILE::CDirectory::GetDirectory"
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k4sh1n
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The test folder you used for the .flac file looks to be ok, I'm guessing there was no freeze on this instance as indicated via log files?
If so seems there might be an issue with accessing files on your E:// drive.
On first attempt to resolve path it fails due to idling and works on second attempt after waking disk up.
Try going to advanced power setting and changing the hard disk turn off time to a higher value.