MovieWiz exception

[JavaWiz]

Ok, just updated the program on the wiki. Download, try again. If that does not work, delete the entry causing the problem, re-add and try again. I think that entry is problematic because of the ?, could have been caused by old code.

[7ore]

Tried it and, yes it seems like there is some issues with some of the question marks.
But not only in old code... I added a new folded folder, tried both "?" and "*" and it crash on lookup (I do lookup last as I need to add correct title).

Secondly, the Categories is not updated on lookup (at least not when lookup is done from the second tab)

[7ore]

Odd things are happening.
I have two errors in my setup at the moment.

I use the latest Moviewiz and I have updated mymovies.xml in the folders.

But when I load movies, the info in these are omitted and the info from IMDB is used (I have moved up Mymovies.xml to the top of the list in the settings).

Second error (and worse) is that no movies newer than a certain entry (or date) is shown in GBpvr at all. I can see them in the Moviewiz manager and they are not set as offline. I even removed a couple of them and added them anew.

I enclose a file with logs and a example on how mymovies.xml looks like (maybe it is different to Daneos).

I even consider to uninstall moviewiz, clean the settings and reinstall everything from the beginning. But I really would like to avoid that...

I hope you can find some fix for this...

[7ore]

his is really odd! I have a ghost db running...

I have nuked the moviewiz.db3 and replaced it with a new one (from moviewizEmpty).
When I start gbpvr (without having loaded new movies) MovieWiz opens with the same movies as always!! The db is empty, it should not show anything!

Does Win 7 thinks it smart and load an old Db from somewhere?
I have searched for moviewiz.db3 and found some backed up from earlier, the closest the one I placed in a subdirectory to plugin/moviewiz today (but that db should have more entries than what is shown in gbpvr...)

Next, I will search the registry, but is there anyone that has experienced this earlier??

Edit: I did a restart and thought the problem solved. But NO, the ghost db is back again. I just had to load the empty db with a couple of movies...
Seriously frustrating...

[JavaWiz]

I think in Vista and Win7, data directories are created under "C:\Users\<Your Account>\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\Devnz". You might try deleting that version of the moviewiz db (if it exists).

[7ore]

YES, thanks. The ghost is dead!

I had searched AppData, both Local and Roaming, but I didn't think there where files hidden deeper than that!

[JavaWiz]

Great. Glad that fixed the problem. This issue (or something similar) seems to come up on a regular basis. I probably should take some time to update the wiki to describe symptoms and solution to make it easier to resolve in the future...