2016-10-15, 15:15
I'm not entirely sure what the problem is, whether it's an error in the scanner or you actually have the items in your file system but they can't be scanned/read. Or do you have these items in your library (ie. database) but not your filesystem?
How is the scan being started - is it via texturecache.py (either vscan - with or without a directory - or via qax)?
You could try "texturecache.py missing movies <you movie sources>", which will find any items in the filesystem not in the library, and see if anything is listed
If the items exist only in your library but not your filesystem (duff database?) then you'll need to remove them, which is what "vclean" should do automatically. Alternatively find them with "jd movies s100" then remove each movie with "remove movie #" (where # is the movieid).
If the scanner issues continue then it would be useful to enable debug logging in Kodi and capture one of these library scans.
How is the scan being started - is it via texturecache.py (either vscan - with or without a directory - or via qax)?
You could try "texturecache.py missing movies <you movie sources>", which will find any items in the filesystem not in the library, and see if anything is listed
If the items exist only in your library but not your filesystem (duff database?) then you'll need to remove them, which is what "vclean" should do automatically. Alternatively find them with "jd movies s100" then remove each movie with "remove movie #" (where # is the movieid).
If the scanner issues continue then it would be useful to enable debug logging in Kodi and capture one of these library scans.
