[whyjustin]

First thanks; I've had the idea for a similar application for years but never had the time to perfect it (my .NET GUI was always a bit sluggish and confined to my computer). Being an XBMC user since it truly was XboxMC I was ecstatic to learn that someone had implemented this.

Anyhow, I wanted to echo the sentiments from this previous post. On the ATV2 only a few episodes load per channel. I can't find a pattern in which episodes load but it seems to be consistent through every refresh. I've included my XBMC.log below but there doesn't seem to be much information to go off.

[EDIT: Wrong URL previously]
http://pastebin.com/6hsVJybk

It looks like there is more logging possible, but without much knowledge of the XBMC framework I'm not sure where

log('TVOverlay: ' + msg, level)

logs to.

I ran

find . | xargs grep 'TVOverlay' -sl

but couldn't find any logs which included TVOverlay.

[Edit 2: looks like only error messages elevated to xbmc.LOGERROR log to xmbc.log. I could rebuild and elevate all to messages to xbmc.LOGERROR if needed]

Anyhow, I'd love to provide as much help as possible as it would be nice to have full channel loads on the ATV2. Just let me know.

Apple TV 2: The script loads up and plays, but I'm encountering some weird glitches I can't seem to work out. Each of the TV based channels will only load the same 5-10 episodes, even after multiple forced channel resets. I'm using the same library on all my devices, so I'm not sure why the ATV2 is the only one with this problem. The only difference I've noticed is that when loading channels, the ATV1 will display something about determining the duration of files (can't remember the exact wording at the moment), while the ATV2 doesn't. Also, switching to movie based channels takes several minutes, and when they do finally load, I get an error message about invalid channels and the scripts quits even though the file is playing in the background.