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OK. None of the files in the folder show any dependencies on System.Data.SQLite, so I guess something further down the line must be trying to load it dynamically. I removed all old versions of the file from my system and put the version from MediaPortal in the System32 folder. Still no luck. Re-installed .NET and Visual C runtimes - still no luck. As nobody here seems able to offer any ideas, perhaps another approach is in order. Does anyone know where the value for the Recordings folder is stored? If so, I can just try and edit it manually, as that seems to be the only setting affected by this problem. I used HeidiSQL to connect to the MP database, but can't find any entry related to the folder in the Setting table (or any other table for that matter).
OK. None of the files in the folder show any dependencies on System.Data.SQLite, so I guess something further down the line must be trying to load it dynamically. I removed all old versions of the file from my system and put the version from MediaPortal in the System32 folder. Still no luck. Re-installed .NET and Visual C runtimes - still no luck.
As nobody here seems able to offer any ideas, perhaps another approach is in order. Does anyone know where the value for the Recordings folder is stored? If so, I can just try and edit it manually, as that seems to be the only setting affected by this problem. I used HeidiSQL to connect to the MP database, but can't find any entry related to the folder in the Setting table (or any other table for that matter).
