[solved] Crash sometimes occurs after watching episode or movie (1 Viewer)

[LJG]

Hmm, I have just had a crash on one of the clients, it is the only machine in the house running Windows 8.1, the others are all on Windows 7. It *seems* to be a Trakt related crash, but might not be. Logs attached.

 

[D3ltoroxp]

Hm i deactivade the plugin because i think the crashes comes from there. I will test this some time if its better now.

 

[ltfearme]

For the users that reported a crash after watching an item, I detected a coding error where I was checking if the watchedhistory was null instead of the watchlist. Issue would probably occur if trakt servers were unavailable at time of sync, thats the only way the watchlist or watchedhistory could be null.

Fix going out soon.

 

[ajs]

Issue would probably occur if trakt servers were unavailable at time of sync, thats the only way the watchlist or watchedhistory could be null.

Falls every time after watching the series. Thus, shows no dialogue with evaluation. Although the option is checked. On the site, a series marked as viewed.

 

[ltfearme]

Okay, I think the original problem reported in this thread should be fixed. @ajs, I think your problem is different so I made a new thread:
https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/...ng-rate-dialog-after-watching-episode.129182/

If anyone else has auto-rate enabled and watched episodes, can you report in that thread if you have an issue.

 

[ltfearme]

@lisag, I noticed your movingpictures log had a crash related to a mediainfo field which the trakt plugin uses to get if the movie is 3D on sync. This is because your plugin version is very old, could you upgrade to atleast v1.7 or even better v1.8+.

I will update the minimum requirements in the next release.

 

[LJG]

Thanks for the info!

I have just upgraded all of my machines to MediaPortal 1.10 with all of the latest plug ins. The version of MovingPictures on the machine I posted the logs from (running Windows 8.1) is 1.8.0.1607. Do I need to do something else for mediainfo?

 

[ltfearme]

Thanks for the info!

I have just upgraded all of my machines to MediaPortal 1.10 with all of the latest plug ins. The version of MovingPictures on the machine I posted the logs from (running Windows 8.1) is 1.8.0.1607. Do I need to do something else for mediainfo?

I would double check as the log reports v1.5:

[2015-01-08 12:07:26,549] [Log  ] [MPMain  ] [INFO ] - PluginManager: 'C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\Plugins\windows\MovingPictures.dll' file version: 1.5.1.1487

 

[LJG]

That's very odd. The MPEI says that 1.8.0.1607 is installed (I installed it from the MPEI) but when I open the plug in it is reporting 1.5.1.1487, I'll copy the database and thumbs, uninstall and re-install. Thanks for finding this.

UPDATE: Now on latest version of MovingPictures, hopefully this will solve the problem. Thanks again!