2011-10-17, 11:36
...remove from list?"
I keep getting this error. Despite the fact that since I installed XBMC I haven't added, deleted, moved, renamed anything.
Indeed, it even happens within the same television show folder after watching one episode the next won't play and prompts the above message.
Is there something I'm doing wrong in my shares set up? I'm mapping things using the smb unc paths; "//server/television/", "/server/films" etc. Haven't yet encountered a problem with my music library..
1. XBMC ver 10.1 using Confluence
2. Windows Server 2003 SP2 - 32bit
3. Intel Quad Core Q8400
4. 4GB DDR2 Ram
5. ATI HD 5450, ati2vdiag.dll 6.14 (XP driver but only one that works with Windows Server)
6. Onboard sound (Gigabyte motherboard), Realtek HDMI Audio driver
7. All files are stored on internal SATA disks in a JBOD configuration, I have seven computers in total on my home network, two linux machines, the rest are Windows 7. I've tested the files on a linux/windows machine, and I don't have any problems accessing the shares or playing files.
8. To get a concise debugging log, I deleted the existing log and started a fresh. I have gone through a selection of episodes and tried to play them, but gotten the error message "File not found in library, remove...?".
9. http://pastebin.com/gQ4hSLsY
Hope this helps more.
I keep getting this error. Despite the fact that since I installed XBMC I haven't added, deleted, moved, renamed anything.
Indeed, it even happens within the same television show folder after watching one episode the next won't play and prompts the above message.
Is there something I'm doing wrong in my shares set up? I'm mapping things using the smb unc paths; "//server/television/", "/server/films" etc. Haven't yet encountered a problem with my music library..
1. XBMC ver 10.1 using Confluence
2. Windows Server 2003 SP2 - 32bit
3. Intel Quad Core Q8400
4. 4GB DDR2 Ram
5. ATI HD 5450, ati2vdiag.dll 6.14 (XP driver but only one that works with Windows Server)
6. Onboard sound (Gigabyte motherboard), Realtek HDMI Audio driver
7. All files are stored on internal SATA disks in a JBOD configuration, I have seven computers in total on my home network, two linux machines, the rest are Windows 7. I've tested the files on a linux/windows machine, and I don't have any problems accessing the shares or playing files.
8. To get a concise debugging log, I deleted the existing log and started a fresh. I have gone through a selection of episodes and tried to play them, but gotten the error message "File not found in library, remove...?".
9. http://pastebin.com/gQ4hSLsY
Hope this helps more.