2019-05-20, 21:07
Hi again Ronie
My re-install of a clean system, as mentioned in the Weather gifs thread, has allowed me to identify the source of another niggle that has been around since updating to Kodi 18 Leia.
Whenever a library scan or update is triggered the progress bar at the top of the screen with the "Scanning for new content" text stays open, after scan is complete.
(Presumably this is the multi-purpose DialogExtendedProgressBar.xml sub-window)
I tested by completely wiping my system and re-installing a fresh LibreELEC 9.02 (Kodi 18.2 Leia) & Transparency 11.0.8, without any addons not made mandatory by the system or skin.
The problem doesn't happen with Estuary - only when I enable Transparency.
Debug log doesn't show any problematic items in the media being scanned.
The only useful thing I can see that may be related is that doing the scan operation in Transparency doesn't seem to call a window de-init.
In both Estuary & Transparency, at the end of a scan, there's a debug announcement for:
CAnnouncementManager - Announcement: OnScanFinished from xbmc
and Estuary follows this with:
------ Window Deinit (DialogExtendedProgressBar.xml) ------
... but Transparency doesn't seem to trigger that.
My re-install of a clean system, as mentioned in the Weather gifs thread, has allowed me to identify the source of another niggle that has been around since updating to Kodi 18 Leia.
Whenever a library scan or update is triggered the progress bar at the top of the screen with the "Scanning for new content" text stays open, after scan is complete.
(Presumably this is the multi-purpose DialogExtendedProgressBar.xml sub-window)
I tested by completely wiping my system and re-installing a fresh LibreELEC 9.02 (Kodi 18.2 Leia) & Transparency 11.0.8, without any addons not made mandatory by the system or skin.
The problem doesn't happen with Estuary - only when I enable Transparency.
Debug log doesn't show any problematic items in the media being scanned.
The only useful thing I can see that may be related is that doing the scan operation in Transparency doesn't seem to call a window de-init.
In both Estuary & Transparency, at the end of a scan, there's a debug announcement for:
CAnnouncementManager - Announcement: OnScanFinished from xbmc
and Estuary follows this with:
------ Window Deinit (DialogExtendedProgressBar.xml) ------
... but Transparency doesn't seem to trigger that.