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Looking at your log file it appears as if you're database somehow got into a corrupted state. The only thing I can figure is you have a record in the database representing a movie that is not attached to any files. This really should never happen, but if you force the app to quit or if you have a power failure or maybe if something else goes wrong and stops Moving Pictures mid-stream, this could cause the issue.I am glad you got this fixed by rebuilding your database. For what it's worth though I added some extra error handling so from now on this situation will not result in a crash. Also some changes armandp made will repair the database in situations like this. Both fixes will be in 0.7.Sorry for the trouble and sorry we weren't able to help before you had to rebuild your database.
Looking at your log file it appears as if you're database somehow got into a corrupted state. The only thing I can figure is you have a record in the database representing a movie that is not attached to any files. This really should never happen, but if you force the app to quit or if you have a power failure or maybe if something else goes wrong and stops Moving Pictures mid-stream, this could cause the issue.
I am glad you got this fixed by rebuilding your database. For what it's worth though I added some extra error handling so from now on this situation will not result in a crash. Also some changes armandp made will repair the database in situations like this. Both fixes will be in 0.7.
Sorry for the trouble and sorry we weren't able to help before you had to rebuild your database.
