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<blockquote data-quote="fforde" data-source="post: 415544" data-attributes="member: 52082"><p>It looks like you have your Scraper Engine set to debug mode which means tons of extra loggin messages are outputted when any scraper script executes. Do you think you could turn off debug mode for the scraper engine and post new logs? </p><p></p><p>Honestly though, while skimming your logs I didn't see any error messages. Maybe you could post the error.log file as well? This will log general MediaPortal errors as well as any unhandled Moving Pictures errors.</p><p></p><p>I think the first thing I would do though is try disabling Moving Pictures (just temporarily remove the DLL from your plugins folder) to see if this does or does not resolve the issue. If it does, we will of course help you figure out the problem and get things fixed so you can still use Moving Pictures, but I'd like to verify that it is actually something wrong with Moving Pics.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fforde, post: 415544, member: 52082"] It looks like you have your Scraper Engine set to debug mode which means tons of extra loggin messages are outputted when any scraper script executes. Do you think you could turn off debug mode for the scraper engine and post new logs? Honestly though, while skimming your logs I didn't see any error messages. Maybe you could post the error.log file as well? This will log general MediaPortal errors as well as any unhandled Moving Pictures errors. I think the first thing I would do though is try disabling Moving Pictures (just temporarily remove the DLL from your plugins folder) to see if this does or does not resolve the issue. If it does, we will of course help you figure out the problem and get things fixed so you can still use Moving Pictures, but I'd like to verify that it is actually something wrong with Moving Pics. [/QUOTE]
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