I did look at the server logs... but unfortunately they don't cover the same period as the client disconnection, and therefore they're useless.I think its a network issue on the client side, but any indication / help from you always greatly appreciated. logs from server attached
This could easily have been the problem....homeplug...
This client now appears to have a corrupt MovingPictures database:Logs attached for the client please aany help to resolve greatly appreciated
I don't understand why you can't follow the instructions.They're intended to help you get MovingPictures back working.However I just cant fix the DB using the instructions provided as naturally I want the Moving Pictures back working
The following instructions apply to the MediaPortal video database, but could be applied to any MediaPortal SQLite database.
If worst comes to worst, you can simply delete the movingpictures.db3 file, and re-import to recreate its contents.I get as far as being in the folder in cmd but nothing happens when I insert 'pragma integrity_check' it just tabs down to the next line. I'm probably doing something that should be simple incorrectly.
TV DB file?!?I have tried using an earlier restore point for the TV DB file but that didnt work.
Reinstalling Windows would be a huuuge over-reaction. Please don't do that.I really dont want to re-install windows have you any more advice to get this DB fixed?
Thanks!I have client logs and server logs attached, please advise thanks
Ahhhh, I see.I notice when closing down MP the network icon in the system tray has a yellow exclamation mark and it can fix itself which gives a message 'The default gateway is not available' Fixed. This then allows MP Live TV to work again for 5-10 minutes.