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<blockquote data-quote="fforde" data-source="post: 351502" data-attributes="member: 52082">Hrmm.. well your log files are pretty clear. It looks like it's trying to pull a backdrop from the folder containing the movie, but one of your movies in your database is for some reason not linked to any files. Obviously, this is not an expected setup so in some situations (like in the local artwork provider) this causes an error.Several changes have already been made to prevent this kind of problem. First a few pieces of code that might be causing this situation have been cleaned up. Second, logic is now run on startup of the plug-in to &quot;clean&quot; the database of any bad entries such as the one causing you problems. And third, the actual LocalProvider class causing the specific error you are reporting here has been modified to correctly handle a movie without any files attached (even though, like I said, this is not considered a valid configuration). So I am very confident the new version will solve your problem.The downside to all of this is of course this will not be available until the next release. If you feel the local backdrop loading logic is very important to you, and you do not mind playing around with unstable and experimental test builds, then PM me and we can talk.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fforde, post: 351502, member: 52082"] Hrmm.. well your log files are pretty clear. It looks like it's trying to pull a backdrop from the folder containing the movie, but one of your movies in your database is for some reason not linked to any files. Obviously, this is not an expected setup so in some situations (like in the local artwork provider) this causes an error. Several changes have already been made to prevent this kind of problem. First a few pieces of code that [i]might[/i] be causing this situation have been cleaned up. Second, logic is now run on startup of the plug-in to "clean" the database of any bad entries such as the one causing you problems. And third, the actual LocalProvider class causing the specific error you are reporting here has been modified to correctly handle a movie without any files attached (even though, like I said, this is not considered a valid configuration). So I am very confident the new version will solve your problem. The downside to all of this is of course this will not be available until the next release. If you feel the local backdrop loading logic is very important to you, and you do not mind playing around with [i]unstable and experimental test builds[/i], then PM me and we can talk. [/QUOTE]

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