[bradvido88]

I have two drives in the HTPC. C: is primarily for programs, system stuff, and the user directories. D: is where all my media is. I created a new folder on D: for the MyLibrary files and created the three sub directories. I setup the Config.xml with the appropriate paths (and checked them three times). Every time I run the x86 batch file I get an error that Java couldn't create the directories.

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If I change the config.xml to point to a directory on C: everything works fine. I'm using XBMC-SAGETV with folders on D: with no problem, and all my other XBMC stuff works there fine.

Thoughts?

P.S. don't worry about all the other weird series stuff. I was trying to use the Daily Show plugin (since the Hulu one still isn't working again even with the new librtmp), but it doesn't use standard naming conventions.

I also tested this with the Hulu plugin, and I do get all the right stub files and stuff added to the library, you just can't actually play them...

That seems strange that it works on the C: drive. Are there any permissions different between the two drives? The files in the dropbox don't take up much room, so you could always keep them on the C: for now.
It may be a bug with the special/season.0 archiving. Have you tested using the Hulu one that actually archives the files correctly?

Some of my videos are showing as mpg and not strm, is this a normal stage of the process or did I mess something up during the setup?

Yes this is normal. Files are only changed to .strms when they are successfully scanned to XBMC's library.