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I discovered that the wma tag problem is caused by MediaPortal.
The good news is that it looks like I have it working now!

In the WmaTag.cs file I removed the Close() calls at line 578, 607 and 614.
These calls caused the exception 0xC00D0018 which means that there was an error writing to the file:

I also read in the Microsoft documentation that the remaing Flush() calls still take care of closing the file.

With this change I get the tag information in the lower left corner instead of the filename that was displayed previously (see image). This also means that I now get artist and album information on my external display (my main reason for diving into this problem).

As an extra test I changed the attributes of my files to read-only and after that rescanned the database, this worked without problems. So also a read-only network share should work.

Helmut will you take a look at the code and commit the change if you agree with it?

Regards,
Jan

<blockquote data-quote="Koudijs" data-source="post: 133576" data-attributes="member: 28616">I discovered that the wma tag problem is caused by MediaPortal.The good news is that it looks like I have it working now!In the WmaTag.cs file I removed the Close() calls at line 578, 607 and 614.These calls caused the exception 0xC00D0018 which means that there was an error writing to the file:I also read in the Microsoft documentation that the remaing Flush() calls still take care of closing the file.With this change I get the tag information in the lower left corner instead of the filename that was displayed previously (see image). This also means that I now get artist and album information on my external display (my main reason for diving into this problem).As an extra test I changed the attributes of my files to read-only and after that rescanned the database, this worked without problems. So also a read-only network share should work.Helmut will you take a look at the code and commit the change if you agree with it?Regards,Jan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Koudijs, post: 133576, member: 28616"] I discovered that the wma tag problem is caused by MediaPortal. The good news is that it looks like I have it working now! In the WmaTag.cs file I removed the Close() calls at line 578, 607 and 614. These calls caused the exception 0xC00D0018 which means that there was an error writing to the file: I also read in the Microsoft documentation that the remaing Flush() calls still take care of closing the file. With this change I get the tag information in the lower left corner instead of the filename that was displayed previously (see image). This also means that I now get artist and album information on my external display (my main reason for diving into this problem). As an extra test I changed the attributes of my files to read-only and after that rescanned the database, this worked without problems. So also a read-only network share should work. Helmut will you take a look at the code and commit the change if you agree with it? Regards, Jan [/QUOTE]