Hi Waltz,
Oops. I saw that I forgot to mention a very important line in my .vbs file (I'm not at home ...): I delete the content of the current skin's fonts folder (its always xml files in this folder that cause the exception) after killing mp. Thus, the correct actions of my VBScript are:
1. Kill Mediaportal (tskill mediaportal.exe) and wait until tskill returns (not sure if you can accomplish this in a batch file...)
2. del c:\program files\team mediaportal\mediaportal\skins\mce\fonts\*
3. Close TVTool (not relevant if you don't have tvtool. TVtools doesn't work properly after hibernate)
4. Start TVTool (-> black border disappears)
5. Start Mediaportal
MediaPortal always starts fine without the files in the fonts folder. I think it simply renders the fonts from scratch if they aren't there ...
Ciao,
BartManson
Oops. I saw that I forgot to mention a very important line in my .vbs file (I'm not at home ...): I delete the content of the current skin's fonts folder (its always xml files in this folder that cause the exception) after killing mp. Thus, the correct actions of my VBScript are:
1. Kill Mediaportal (tskill mediaportal.exe) and wait until tskill returns (not sure if you can accomplish this in a batch file...)
2. del c:\program files\team mediaportal\mediaportal\skins\mce\fonts\*
3. Close TVTool (not relevant if you don't have tvtool. TVtools doesn't work properly after hibernate)
4. Start TVTool (-> black border disappears)
5. Start Mediaportal
MediaPortal always starts fine without the files in the fonts folder. I think it simply renders the fonts from scratch if they aren't there ...
Ciao,
BartManson
Waltz said:Thanks BartManson, I'll do this by myself with the tool pskill.exe (for killing the MP process), a simple batch file is enough for this.
I've tried deleting the .xml files causing the error, but MP would not start without these; well, I'll make a clean installation of the newest MP version next week and use your new workaround then. This will make the startup process much slower, though...