[yottahz]

Hi, I've changed my router and LAN setup which forced me to change IP numbers in my whole network. I've updated the IP addresses accordingely in advancedsettings.xml and sources.xml as I'm using SQL database to store information about files
Kodi connects to sql properly, movies are seen from database, but when I'm trying to play them I'm getting error and information that I should check logs. 

https://paste.kodi.tv/yikupelobo.kodi

Additionaly, when I try to update database it's stuck on 0% for ages. Files played directly from folder works fine.

Any advise? Should I rebuild my database from scratch?

[Karellen]

i, I've changed my router and LAN setup which forced me to change IP numbers in my whole network

That will have killed your library.
The ip address is stored in the path column in the path table of the MyVideos database for every title.

Hopefully you have backed up your library by exporting to nfo files.

[MrMagic]

I used these SQL statements on the MyVideosxxx database once when I moved around some stuff on my NAS:
 

Code:

update path set strPath = replace(strPath,'/volume2/','/volume1/')
update episode set c18 = replace(c18,'/volume2/','/volume1/')
update movie set c22 = replace(c22,'/volume2/','/volume1/')

If you don't want to mess around directly in the SQL database, I think your only option is to re-scrape your library.