2011-12-22, 19:04
Hi Ronie and all,
I have a strange problem with XBMC. At first I thought it was skin related and posted my troubles on the Aeon Nox forum. Big_Noyd took a look at my log and suggested I post here as he thought it was an addon problem (script.watchlist).
I have disabled my usual settings such as scan for new video and music content at startup. I have also disabled TVTunes and Next-aired. I then downgraded From The December 10th Nightly to December 1st. This has all had zero effect on the PC in question. The RAM gets gobbled up at a dizzying rate, which then brings XBMC to its knees and I have to ctrl-alt-del to get out.
My specs on this PC are as follows:
Windows 7, 64-bit
Pentium® Dual-Core CPU E5200 @ 2.50GHz
6GB RAM
On this instance I opened up XBMC and played a folder of nursery rhymes for a few minutes. I hope you can see a problem. Here is a debug LOG its quite big.
One last thing I have deleted the script.watchlist folder, but am not sure if it returns by itself or a backup is tucked away somewhere else.
I have a strange problem with XBMC. At first I thought it was skin related and posted my troubles on the Aeon Nox forum. Big_Noyd took a look at my log and suggested I post here as he thought it was an addon problem (script.watchlist).
I have disabled my usual settings such as scan for new video and music content at startup. I have also disabled TVTunes and Next-aired. I then downgraded From The December 10th Nightly to December 1st. This has all had zero effect on the PC in question. The RAM gets gobbled up at a dizzying rate, which then brings XBMC to its knees and I have to ctrl-alt-del to get out.
My specs on this PC are as follows:
Windows 7, 64-bit
Pentium® Dual-Core CPU E5200 @ 2.50GHz
6GB RAM
On this instance I opened up XBMC and played a folder of nursery rhymes for a few minutes. I hope you can see a problem. Here is a debug LOG its quite big.
One last thing I have deleted the script.watchlist folder, but am not sure if it returns by itself or a backup is tucked away somewhere else.