Crash when advanced schedule recording (1 Viewer)

[mobarton]

TV-Server Version: Rev16319
MediaPortal Version: Rev16319
MediaPortal Skin: Blue wide
Windows Version: xp sp2
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The client crashes when I add a recording from the guide or a search, advanced, or if I cancel a recording (any). Adding simple one time recordings are no problem, pausing live tv is no problem. I haven't rebuilt the DB to see if it gets rid of the error, trying to avoid rescanning and setting up mu schedules again.
See attached logs

By the way, pretty cool app. I am still using BTV as my primary PVR, but been playing with this for a while, it is coming along real well. Main thing I miss from BTV is ability to only record new episodes, not repeat record same episode. And maybe I have just not figured that out It is a bit to figure out the options, tweeks (like codecs) & add ons, both a plus and minus. But hey, if I was looking for simple, I'd buy a PVR appliance.

Mike Barton.

 

[Rasmuzzen]

Mine crashes too when scheduling recordings from epg.

My machine is no upgrade, made it yesterday, with the newest builds (RC3). So it can't be database left-overs from former versions.


Greetings from Roskilde - Denmark.

XP Professional.
Using DVB-T
Hauppauge 1300
Intel Core 2
NVidia 8500
1 GB RAM

 

[The_Stig]

Jepp. Can confirm here. Happens too. Will add it to Mantis!

 

[rtv]

I guess Bavarian might be the best person to talk to regarding this issue..

 

[rtv]

I fixed those exceptions - please try lastest svn and report back.

However would be great if Bav could check whether is was intended that a GUIItem's TVTag can be null now. Since this is a fairly recent error some bugfix must have caused the change...