2016-07-12, 05:50
Hi,
I tried to dip my toe into the Krypton builds by trying out the July 10th nightly build for Windows (specficially KodiSetup-20160710-a6a8c5b.exe).
This was installed directly on top of 16.1 Jarvis on Windows 10 64bit, with all updates installed.
I am running MySQL 5.6.28, and my files are distributed partially on a local drive "M", and partially on an SMB Share named "NAS" in the attached log.
The issue I encountered is as follows:
- Clicking on "Movies" (on NAS) or "TV Shows" (Local) and clicking on any of the top row icons (such as Recently added, etc), results in a "Couldn't connect to network server".
However, if I go to Settings, click on "Media Sources" and browse to my NAS, the files are there, and they can be played.
Debug log (with a million errors) was too big for pastebin, and xbmclog seems to be having problems, so posted the debug log as a github gist:
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/3a683e...48305ab58e
Reverting back to 16.1 and all is back to "normal"
I tried to dip my toe into the Krypton builds by trying out the July 10th nightly build for Windows (specficially KodiSetup-20160710-a6a8c5b.exe).
This was installed directly on top of 16.1 Jarvis on Windows 10 64bit, with all updates installed.
I am running MySQL 5.6.28, and my files are distributed partially on a local drive "M", and partially on an SMB Share named "NAS" in the attached log.
The issue I encountered is as follows:
- Clicking on "Movies" (on NAS) or "TV Shows" (Local) and clicking on any of the top row icons (such as Recently added, etc), results in a "Couldn't connect to network server".
However, if I go to Settings, click on "Media Sources" and browse to my NAS, the files are there, and they can be played.
Debug log (with a million errors) was too big for pastebin, and xbmclog seems to be having problems, so posted the debug log as a github gist:
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/3a683e...48305ab58e
Reverting back to 16.1 and all is back to "normal"