2016-05-17, 19:18
(2016-05-17, 18:58)Drazzilb Wrote:(2016-05-17, 17:25)Drazzilb Wrote:(2016-05-17, 17:04)DanCooper Wrote: You have to set that via the "guisettings.xml":
Code:<debug>
<extralogging default="true">true</extralogging>
<screenshotpath default="true"></screenshotpath>
<setextraloglevel>1024</setextraloglevel>
<showloginfo>true</showloginfo>
</debug>
Rodger that, I'll give you what I can when I get home to fiddle with it.
I had a reason to head home today, so while I was there. I took the chance to get this.
http://pastebin.com/4iFbmtJg
&
http://pastebin.com/d0ABeyMh
Hope that includes what you're needing, if not I'll try again later.
Looks like an issue/bug in Kodi :-(
Kodi starts scanning and has finished it at 05:19:22 T:47634503218944.
Ember call a check if the scanner is still running at 05:19:23 T:47634064492288.
Code:
05:19:22 T:47634503218944 NOTICE: VideoInfoScanner: Starting scan ..
05:19:22 T:47634503218944 NOTICE: VideoInfoScanner: Finished scan. Scanning for video info took 00:00
05:19:23 T:47634496915200 DEBUG: webserver: request received for /jsonrpc
05:19:23 T:47634064492288 DEBUG: Previous line repeats 1 times.
05:19:23 T:47634064492288 DEBUG: JSONRPC: Incoming request: {
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"method": "XBMC.GetInfoBooleans",
"params": {
"booleans": [
"Library.IsScanningVideo"
]
},
"id": 4
}
Kodi always send "yes, it's still scanning" back to Ember and Ember still wait for a "false" to do next step in Syncing process:
Code:
22:54.1 TRACE [APIKodi] [Kodi Headless] ScanVideoPath: "smb://192.168.0.21/Media/Movies/2 Fast 2 Furious (2003)" | Start scanning process...
22:54.2 TRACE [APIKodi] [Kodi Headless] IsScanningVideo: True
22:55.2 TRACE [APIKodi] [Kodi Headless] IsScanningVideo: True
22:56.2 TRACE [APIKodi] [Kodi Headless] IsScanningVideo: True
...
So I don't know what Kodi's problem is. For me it works with latest Windows version of Kodi 16.1.
As workaround you can run a database update in Kodi (or Ember => Tools => Kodi Interface => Update Database) to let Kodi scan the paths and create a database entry. After that you can manually sync the media from Ember. At this point, Kodi should known the media and give back an ID to Ember for the sync.