[LastNinja2]

Update themoviedb.org scraper to v5.2.4 and your are going to be fine most probably.

Just a little "up"
I've updated (the auto-updater is on) the scraper to v5.2.4 but still no success :-(
Any other idea?
This is the log if it could help

https://paste.kodi.tv/miyawotiku.kodi

as fas as I can see there are plenty of warnings

2020-11-29 10:12:09.197 T:2766565584 WARNING: CSettingsManager: unable to read value of setting "language"
2020-11-29 10:12:09.197 T:2766565584 WARNING: CAddonSettings[metadata.themoviedb.org]: failed to load value "it" for setting language

[Karellen]

as fas as I can see there are plenty of warnings

2020-11-29 10:12:09.197 T:2766565584 WARNING: CSettingsManager: unable to read value of setting "language"
2020-11-29 10:12:09.197 T:2766565584 WARNING: CAddonSettings[metadata.themoviedb.org]: failed to load value "it" for setting language

You have a stuck setting.

Follow the instructions in this post to reset the setting... https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid...pid2985572

[LastNinja2]

as fas as I can see there are plenty of warnings

2020-11-29 10:12:09.197 T:2766565584 WARNING: CSettingsManager: unable to read value of setting "language"
2020-11-29 10:12:09.197 T:2766565584 WARNING: CAddonSettings[metadata.themoviedb.org]: failed to load value "it" for setting language

You have a stuck setting.

Follow the instructions in this post to reset the setting... https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid...pid2985572

Hi Karellen, nice to meet you again :-)
As far as I can see on that topic you were talking about windows, now I'm using Kodi on Raspberry.
Please note I'm so dumb with linux you can't even imagine: can you please tell me exactly where to find the metadata.themoviedb.org folder and if this trick works even on Raspbian?

[DarrenHill]

Based on your log it should be in /home/pi/.kodi/userdata/addon_data . Note that the .kodi folder is a hidden folder (that's what the . means), but you can cd into it from a terminal or use a file manager from the GUI but there you might have to enable viewing hidden files/folders.

I presume you're running Kodi under Raspbian/Raspberry Pi OS? If so you can use file manager under the accessories menu entry in the GUI. If you go you'll need to enable "Show Hidden" under the view menu (ctrl+H key shortcut).

[LastNinja2]

Hi, here just to let you know I made a real mess :-) so I've uninstalled and installed Kodi again and, guess what? everything is working again :-) :-) :-) :-)
Anyway I've read again your advices and they were all correct, just my fault to have misunderstood them, so really thanks for your efforts, much appreciated.
Ciao ;-)

[DarrenHill]

You're welcome. Always nice to have a success story and a resolved problem.

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