2011-03-10, 04:37
I've tried cleaning the database but that hasn't helped. I've had to turn off automatic scanning on boot, I'm using XBMC Live Dharma.
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
2011-03-10, 18:53
lots more info will illicit a greater response 
which version of xbmc? which OS? hardware specs? and a debug log would be nice
but my bet is on your system being slow/or on a wireless connection? could be getting dropped packets. or just your TV shows folder is badly organised... should be TVSHOW(folder) > SEASON(folder) > EPISODE(file)
which version of xbmc? which OS? hardware specs? and a debug log would be nice
but my bet is on your system being slow/or on a wireless connection? could be getting dropped packets. or just your TV shows folder is badly organised... should be TVSHOW(folder) > SEASON(folder) > EPISODE(file)
2011-03-10, 20:12
gobbledigook Wrote:lots more info will illicit a greater response
which version of xbmc? which OS? hardware specs? and a debug log would be nice
but my bet is on your system being slow/or on a wireless connection? could be getting dropped packets. or just your TV shows folder is badly organised... should be TVSHOW(folder) > SEASON(folder) > EPISODE(file)
Version: XBMC Live 10 Dharma
OS: Ubuntu Server (.. installed from live)
HW: Dell 755 Small Form Factor with 4GB of RAM & Asus EAH4350 Silent Radeon HD 4350 512MB PCI-E w/ DVI, HDMI, Low Profile
It's wired directly into a gigabit Cisco 100/1000 switch with Jumbo Frames enabled, movies play flawlessly I'm only currently having an issue with the TV Database scanning causing the whole server to freeze until I reboot it (waited 30 minutes one time). As for the organization, I use the above format.
I'll attach a debug log when I get home, I was just wondering if it would be easy to remove the database and rescan everything.
Thanks
