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<blockquote data-quote="jburnette" data-source="post: 303450" data-attributes="member: 24356"><p>I read the linked post and saw that you had pthreadGC2.dll in your process plugins folder. That's not where you want it. You may not need it at all since you're using different codecs now instead of ffdshow for everything. That DLL is used by ffmpeg when generating thumbnails for the videos. You should probably be fine with that DLL in the same folder as ffmpeg. The problem with putting it in the process plugin folder is that MediaPortal tries to load it as if it were a process plugin, which it's not. As long as you don't put it in that folder and put it in the folder you have ffmpeg in, you won't see this crashing anymore.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jburnette, post: 303450, member: 24356"] I read the linked post and saw that you had pthreadGC2.dll in your process plugins folder. That's not where you want it. You may not need it at all since you're using different codecs now instead of ffdshow for everything. That DLL is used by ffmpeg when generating thumbnails for the videos. You should probably be fine with that DLL in the same folder as ffmpeg. The problem with putting it in the process plugin folder is that MediaPortal tries to load it as if it were a process plugin, which it's not. As long as you don't put it in that folder and put it in the folder you have ffmpeg in, you won't see this crashing anymore. [/QUOTE]
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