Videoarchive Problem

[mpatriche]

Hi,
Just installed the 'test' version of Videoarchive on a clean install of GBPVR. One the problems I'm facing is that I can't always see my DVD Movies listing.

This is what happens.

I convert a DVD and everything works fine. As soon as I restart the gbpvr recordingservice, I can no longer view the DVD list. Tells me to please wait.

So then I convert another DVD. As soon as it is finished, I see 2 movies under the DVD list. If I restart again, can't see it. Seems that that only way I can view the DVD list is if I rip a DVD every time I restart the gbpvr recording service. :confused:

Thanks for the help!
Mike

[Jeff]

Can you zi pu pand post the log files from your jeff subdirectory and logs subdirectory?

Jeff

[mpatriche]

Can you zi pu pand post the log files from your jeff subdirectory and logs subdirectory?

Jeff

Here you go Jeff!

Thanks,
Mike

[Jeff]

Hmm. Would you mind zipping up and posting your config.xml and video archive.db3 files?

Jeff

[mpatriche]

Hi Jeff,

Attached is the 'config.xml' file.

I can't seem to upload the DB3 file. Compressed, it's about 1.92 MB but everytime I try to attach it, my browser session times out. Strange.

Anyway, send me your email and I'll send you the DB3 file.

Thanks!
Mike

[mpatriche]

Hi Chris,

Attached are the logs from the system with the 'Please Wait...' loop. I restarted the system and now cannot view the DVD list.

Thanks for your time,
Mike

[Jeff]

For some reason it keeps saying it can't find the database. I think the database upgrade may have failed. Could you try renaming the video archive.db3 database in the d:\gbpvr directory to video archive.db3.old, rerun the ConvertVADatabase.exe utility and then post the ConvertVADatabase.log file?

Thanks

Jeff

[mpatriche]

Hey Jeff,

Did as instructed, and the below entry pops up in the log:

04/02/07 05:57:19:752 PM[1] SQLite database already exists; exiting

I checked to make sure the DB3 file was renamed, and even pulled it out of the folder. Every time I get the same error.

Thanks,
Mike

[Jeff]

How about in your main gbpvr database - do you have a video archive.db3 file in there?

Jeff

[mpatriche]

You mean in 'c:\program files\devnz\gbpvr'?

Ya, GBPVR.DB3 is in there.

Thanks,
Mike