PlaybackPositionHelper.StorePlaybackPosition

[sub]

Can you post the log file? That snippet doesnt cover the info I was looking for.

[mvallevand]

Sorry I thought I did, it was in the ManageAttachments window.

Martin

[sub]

A bit more logging in this one. Please post the log again.

[mvallevand]

Here you go.

Martin

[sub]

Can you see if this helps? If not, post the log again.

[mvallevand]

Sadly not yet but it's a little closer, it says it is about to store the position.

Martin

[sub]

Sadly not yet but it's a little closer, it says it is about to store the position.

Martin

This patch wont fix it, but it will at least log the error you're encountering that is stopping the position info being stored.

[mvallevand]

Indeed it does

Code:

2011-03-06 18:34:10.066    [DEBUG][3]    PLAYBACK_ENDED@1.1
2011-03-06 18:34:10.067    [DEBUG][3]    About to store playback position information
2011-03-06 18:34:10.068    [ERROR][3]    Unexpected error handling PLAYBACK_ENDED: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
   at NextPVR.MVP.MVPServerForm.UpdateLiveTVLastestDuration()
   at NextPVR.MVP.MVPServerForm.GetDuration()
   at NextPVR.Players.VideoPlayer.Stop(Boolean informController)
   at NextPVR.Players.VideoPlayer.Stop()
   at NextPVR.Players.VideoPlayer.PlaybackEnded()
   at NextPVR.MVP.MVPServerForm.ControlThread()

Martin

[sub]

Hopefully this will fix it.

[mvallevand]

Great. The value is stored, the resume button disappears and as a bonus there is a full refresh of the screen. I do see this log message that might simply be there because of the extra logging, music isn't playing here.

Code:

2011-03-06 19:18:26.917    [DEBUG][3]    trying to force complete refresh2
2011-03-06 19:18:27.169    [DEBUG][3]    TrackEnded()
2011-03-06 19:18:27.169    [ERROR][3]    Unexpected error handling PLAYBACK_ENDED: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
   at NextPVR.Players.MusicPlaybackManager.TrackEnded()
   at NextPVR.MVP.MVPServerForm.ControlThread()

I any case I am sure that NMT users will appreciate your efforts. Thanks,

Martin