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<blockquote data-quote="jburnette" data-source="post: 297689" data-attributes="member: 24356">Ahh, ok.&nbsp; I hadn't tried that.&nbsp; I will look into it.From the look of your log, it looks like the scan isn't even completing.&nbsp; When you see those filenames fly by, it's just adding them to the &quot;update queue&quot; to be added.&nbsp; Is it saying the scan is complete?I guess this might just be an American thing, but we have many channels that play music videos 24/7.&nbsp; I just record blocks of them and then cut out any that I want.&nbsp; It really doesn't take very long to do it this way if you use something like VideoReDo to cut them and AutoGK to compress them.&nbsp; That's how I do it and, like MadMagpie said, it guarantees no annoying overlays or watermarks.I just started getting them since I now have a way to actually catalog and play them.It sounds like you've hit the refresh database button twice.&nbsp; That was something I meant to fix before releasing this as I've accidentally hit it twice on numerous occassions.&nbsp; Basically, it's starting two seperate threads that are then racing each other.&nbsp; I would clear the database and try again.&nbsp; Thanks for the hint on the &amp; char, I'll look into that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jburnette, post: 297689, member: 24356"] Ahh, ok. I hadn't tried that. I will look into it. From the look of your log, it looks like the scan isn't even completing. When you see those filenames fly by, it's just adding them to the "update queue" to be added. Is it saying the scan is complete? I guess this might just be an American thing, but we have many channels that play music videos 24/7. I just record blocks of them and then cut out any that I want. It really doesn't take very long to do it this way if you use something like VideoReDo to cut them and AutoGK to compress them. That's how I do it and, like MadMagpie said, it guarantees no annoying overlays or watermarks. I just started getting them since I now have a way to actually catalog and play them. It sounds like you've hit the refresh database button twice. That was something I meant to fix before releasing this as I've accidentally hit it twice on numerous occassions. Basically, it's starting two seperate threads that are then racing each other. I would clear the database and try again. Thanks for the hint on the & char, I'll look into that. [/QUOTE]

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