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Hi PenbrockYep, you're on the right track with SQLite. No, I don't think so.The log file shows that the TVSeries database is corrupt:[collapse][2017-04-01 23:00:36,488] [Log ] [29 ] [INFO ] - SQLiteClient: Closing database: TVSeriesDatabase4.db3[2017-04-01 23:00:36,506] [Log ] [29 ] [INFO ] - SQLiteClient: Closing database:[2017-04-01 23:00:36,521] [Log ] [29 ] [INFO ] - SQLiteClient: Closing database:[2017-04-01 23:00:36,535] [Log ] [29 ] [INFO ] - SQLiteClient: Closing database:[2017-04-01 23:00:36,552] [Log ] [29 ] [INFO ] - SQLiteClient: Closing database:[/collapse]You can fix that by following the instructions here:Repair SQLite Database - MediaPortal 1 - MediaPortal WikiWhere you see mention of VideoDatabaseV5.db3, substitute for TVSeriesDatabase4.db3.
Hi Penbrock
Yep, you're on the right track with SQLite.
No, I don't think so.
The log file shows that the TVSeries database is corrupt:
[collapse]
[2017-04-01 23:00:36,488] [Log ] [29 ] [INFO ] - SQLiteClient: Closing database: TVSeriesDatabase4.db3
[2017-04-01 23:00:36,506] [Log ] [29 ] [INFO ] - SQLiteClient: Closing database:
[2017-04-01 23:00:36,521] [Log ] [29 ] [INFO ] - SQLiteClient: Closing database:
[2017-04-01 23:00:36,535] [Log ] [29 ] [INFO ] - SQLiteClient: Closing database:
[2017-04-01 23:00:36,552] [Log ] [29 ] [INFO ] - SQLiteClient: Closing database:[/collapse]
You can fix that by following the instructions here:
Repair SQLite Database - MediaPortal 1 - MediaPortal Wiki
Where you see mention of VideoDatabaseV5.db3, substitute for TVSeriesDatabase4.db3.