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<blockquote data-quote="hockstatter" data-source="post: 626059" data-attributes="member: 97569">okay, looks like i've fixed my problem.&nbsp;&nbsp; i'm posting this to help anyone with my specific problem (try what everyone else did in this thread first).&nbsp;&nbsp; the issue i think is definately with mediainfo.i apparently had the movingpictures importer set to not automatically grab mediainfo from the movies.&nbsp;&nbsp; i decided to put a check in for that option.&nbsp; &nbsp; it then grabbed all of the mediainfo automatically and gave me this horrible database crippling issue.thankfully i had a backup of my old database.&nbsp;&nbsp; i restored the database file, made sure that &quot;update mediainfo automatically&quot; was not checked, and renamed any movingpictures mediainfo skin files to *.bak (no sense in only displaying half of my databases mediainfo)so not only is everything working back the way it should (so far), but cycling through all my movies is a lot faster without the mediainfo skin files.i hope this helped anyone who was still having problems after replacing the mediainfo.dll.&nbsp;&nbsp; with such problems, i can do without knowing which codecs were used to encode my movies.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hockstatter, post: 626059, member: 97569"] okay, looks like i've fixed my problem. i'm posting this to help anyone with my specific problem (try what everyone else did in this thread first). the issue i think is definately with mediainfo. i apparently had the movingpictures importer set to not automatically grab mediainfo from the movies. i decided to put a check in for that option. it then grabbed all of the mediainfo automatically and gave me this horrible database crippling issue. thankfully i had a backup of my old database. i restored the database file, made sure that "update mediainfo automatically" was not checked, and renamed any movingpictures mediainfo skin files to *.bak (no sense in only displaying half of my databases mediainfo) so not only is everything working back the way it should (so far), but cycling through all my movies is a lot faster without the mediainfo skin files. i hope this helped anyone who was still having problems after replacing the mediainfo.dll. with such problems, i can do without knowing which codecs were used to encode my movies. [/QUOTE]

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