LoadRecordingSchedule endless loop crash (v0.97.7)

[Mister Slimm]

Dear Sub,

re.:GBPVR v0.97.7
I am the author of SlimmGBPVR, a replacement tray utility.

I have the following section of code which gets stuck on the LoadRecordingSchedule() line. It spews out what looks like an endless loop of error messages to the log file (attached) complaining about the BDA recording source.

My program is written in C# under the .NET 2.0 framework.

GBPVRPublic.dll and GBPVRBackendCommon.dll are loaded on this LoadRecordingSchedule() call. My program gets no further. It doesn't fire an exception and after a while, I just break into the program to stop it.

Code:

// Get complete recording schedule
      IList RecordingScheduleList = null;
      try
      {
        RecordingScheduleList = ScheduleHelper.getInstance().LoadRecordingSchedule();
      }
      catch (Exception ex)
      {
        Trace.TraceError("ERROR: Could not RefreshSchedule." +
                         "\n" + ex.ToString());
      }

The log: [ATTACHMENT NOT FOUND]

My setup:
Four recordings devices:

1. Freeview #1 - BDA Terratec Cinergy 2400i 1
   
2. Freeview #2 - Terratec Cinergy 2400i 2
   
3. Analogue 1 - Hauppauge PVR500 1
   
4. Analogue 2 - Hauppauge PVR500 2
   

Computer specs:

• AMD 3200XP (not overclocked)
  
• 2Gb RAM
  
• Nvidia 7800GT
  
• Windows XP Home
  
• .NET2.0 Framework installed
  

File specs:

• GBPVRPublic.dll version 1.0.2324.34331, size 65536 bytes
  
• GBPVRBackendCommon.dll version 1.0.2324.26596, size 479232 bytes
  
• RedRat.dll version 1.17.1608.24395, size 184320 byte
  
• DriverWrapper.dll size 16384 bytes
  

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. If I can supply any more info regarding my setup, just ask.

PS. I thought the red icon was a question mark, sorry. I am not giving you the thumbs down at all, in any way. Sorry.

[sub]

I'm not really sure. It should work, as this call is also made by the Web Admin and several other plugins too.

I wonder if it also needs the NativeUtilities.dll?

[Mister Slimm]

I'm not really sure. It should work, as this call is also made by the Web Admin and several other plugins too.

I wonder if it also needs the NativeUtilities.dll?

Bizarre. I added a direct reference to NativeUtilities.dll in my project and the error no longer occurs! Very strange that it didn't copy it automatically as it did before. Normally all dll dependencies are copied across automagically.

Still, that seems to have sorted it. Thanks for your reply.