2017-12-23, 18:17
(2017-12-22, 03:07)Tstrbl Wrote: Thanks for taking the time to help me with the above. I actually thought I was saving you time by deleting the .db entries myself, but I now see that you can learn from the bugs in my system. How do people usually send you files [MyMusic60.db and sources.xml]?Upload those files to somewhere on the cloud e.g. Dropbox, and then send me a PM with a link to them. But be aware that over Xmas I may be slow to respond.
(2017-12-22, 03:07)Tstrbl Wrote: I'd actually like to develop my own understanding of how kodi works, which is the other reason why I decided to try and fix this myself. Hopefully I haven't done any damage to my database!The db is built from your music files so you can always recover, and I am not saying that you have broken something just I can't be sure without looking. I applaud the desire to learn more about how Kodi works. As an open source project the full code is available, although some parts are harder than others to follow. There is also a wiki for some aspects of the music db design, but unfortunately as volunteers the devs have little time to stop and explain details.
