2007-11-18, 03:25
I'll try not to file too many bug reports, I haven't touched C in over 15 years and I really wouldn't feel comfortable playing in your source. Anyway, here's another one I've been experiencing
Video database gets corrupted when you "Scan for new content".. Here's what I did (and can reproduce it with the build I compiled on 2007-11-14)
I've been able to recreate this everytime. Database gets corrupted (or so it seems). Quitting XBMC and returning doesn't fix it. I had to delete the DB file and recreate it (then it works, until you Scan for new content that is).
Just thought I'd let someone know
Video database gets corrupted when you "Scan for new content".. Here's what I did (and can reproduce it with the build I compiled on 2007-11-14)
- Go into a directory, first set the content of that directory to TV, choose the scraper (I used TVDB.com), and the option to "folder only contains 1 TV show" or whatnot is checked.
- Scan for new content (or use the checkbox to automatically scan for content)
- Go into Library mode, you should see your TV show with all the episodes found, this works as expected.
- Turn off library mode and choose to "Scan for new content" in the same directory you just did for step 1, it will go through its paces
- Go back into library mode, you no longer see anything or you'll see the show name, but choosing the show name to display the episodes will result in an empty list
I've been able to recreate this everytime. Database gets corrupted (or so it seems). Quitting XBMC and returning doesn't fix it. I had to delete the DB file and recreate it (then it works, until you Scan for new content that is).
Just thought I'd let someone know