2023-02-10, 17:54
@snoopy78 Thanks. Is this a log which contain the data where the crash occurs? Did not see anything on first sight at the end of the log.
As i mentioned, it's a crash of the application and not the skin.
Besides endless other possibilities it could be a bug of Kodi regarding rendering some specific font files when trying to display such exotic characters.
Do this please:
- Disable Add-on auto updates
- Install this zip and test version of the skin:
(It has wrong fonts and looks bad - it's not for real use - just for testing. It's based on 5.4.27 + i replaced all fonts with NotoSans-Regular.ttf from Estuary):
skin.aczg-5.0.0-devtest.zip
- Check if it installed correctly (addon version should be 5.0.0 if installed correctly - be careful and have auto-updates disabled as mentioned initially to make sure the skin does _not_ just automatically updates before you start testing.)
- Check if the crash is gone while using your exotic file names/files (ignore the wrongly looking fonts of course)
- Let me know the results in detail.
As i mentioned, it's a crash of the application and not the skin.
Besides endless other possibilities it could be a bug of Kodi regarding rendering some specific font files when trying to display such exotic characters.
Do this please:
- Disable Add-on auto updates
- Install this zip and test version of the skin:
(It has wrong fonts and looks bad - it's not for real use - just for testing. It's based on 5.4.27 + i replaced all fonts with NotoSans-Regular.ttf from Estuary):
skin.aczg-5.0.0-devtest.zip
- Check if it installed correctly (addon version should be 5.0.0 if installed correctly - be careful and have auto-updates disabled as mentioned initially to make sure the skin does _not_ just automatically updates before you start testing.)
- Check if the crash is gone while using your exotic file names/files (ignore the wrongly looking fonts of course)
- Let me know the results in detail.
