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<blockquote data-quote="Cinnabuns" data-source="post: 636553" data-attributes="member: 96777">AniDB queue is stuckI recently updated to MP1.1.0 RC6 and am using MyAnime2 v2.3.0.15, but one thing I've noticed with this version and also past versions is that the AniDB queue seems to get stuck frequently when coming out of S3 standby when there are items already in the queue.I just ran into it again, where there were 32 items in the AniDB queue when I started MyAnime2, and the queue just kept growing because I was performing an import of more files, but no AniDB requests were succeeding. I don't see any status on the utilities screen, but it looks like a bunch of errors are occurring and being recorded in the log. I'm currently using Win7 Home Premium 64-bit, but I had very similar problems when I was using WinXP 32-bit (and I even had queue lengths of -1).I'm hoping there's a way to work around this because I often have to restart MediaPortal after a resume just to clear the queue. If I just restart MP (I don't even have to restart the whole computer), then AniDB requests go through immediately without any problems.Attached are my log files.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cinnabuns, post: 636553, member: 96777"] [b]AniDB queue is stuck[/b] I recently updated to MP1.1.0 RC6 and am using MyAnime2 v2.3.0.15, but one thing I've noticed with this version and also past versions is that the AniDB queue seems to get stuck frequently when coming out of S3 standby when there are items already in the queue. I just ran into it again, where there were 32 items in the AniDB queue when I started MyAnime2, and the queue just kept growing because I was performing an import of more files, but no AniDB requests were succeeding. I don't see any status on the utilities screen, but it looks like a bunch of errors are occurring and being recorded in the log. I'm currently using Win7 Home Premium 64-bit, but I had very similar problems when I was using WinXP 32-bit (and I even had queue lengths of -1). I'm hoping there's a way to work around this because I often have to restart MediaPortal after a resume just to clear the queue. If I just restart MP (I don't even have to restart the whole computer), then AniDB requests go through immediately without any problems. Attached are my log files. [/QUOTE]

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