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<blockquote data-quote="ned_flanders" data-source="post: 659515" data-attributes="member: 62448">Hi guys,some weeks ago I started to build a media pc for my father, so he can digtize his whole dvd collection.During the last weeks he digitized his collection and embedded it into Moving Pictures plugin, which I also use at my own media pc.Since yesterday he has some issues with his database.Moving Pictures allways reinitiates a full scan of his two inserted folders (on 2 seperate hdds) and rerecognizes all movies, which are allready in the database, within the importer. In the logs (MediaPortal.log, MovingPictures.log, Error.log) there are many many SQL issues which all point to the problem &quot;out of memory&quot;.Do you guys think the hole databases are corrupted, or are they limited to a certain number of entries. He must have had digitized about 700 to 800 movies until now. The only difference within the last days was, that he only inserted .isos the last days.Any suggestions?GreetingsStefan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ned_flanders, post: 659515, member: 62448"] Hi guys, some weeks ago I started to build a media pc for my father, so he can digtize his whole dvd collection. During the last weeks he digitized his collection and embedded it into Moving Pictures plugin, which I also use at my own media pc. Since yesterday he has some issues with his database. Moving Pictures allways reinitiates a full scan of his two inserted folders (on 2 seperate hdds) and rerecognizes all movies, which are allready in the database, within the importer. In the logs (MediaPortal.log, MovingPictures.log, Error.log) there are many many SQL issues which all point to the problem "out of memory". Do you guys think the hole databases are corrupted, or are they limited to a certain number of entries. He must have had digitized about 700 to 800 movies until now. The only difference within the last days was, that he only inserted .isos the last days. Any suggestions? Greetings Stefan [/QUOTE]

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