Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="slamdance" data-source="post: 414107" data-attributes="member: 79020">Thanks for the quick reply bert_r, great job on finding that error.I checked the filesize of the other files giving problems, and they are indeed smaller than 9400KiB The DB Manager in the plugin itself shows hashes from files identified with Anidb. So I searched this forum and found a topic that told <a href="http://sqlitebrowser.sourceforge.net/index.html" target="_blank">SQLite Database Browser</a> could read mediaportal database files.Be carefull with manually editing the database, as it could cause corruption.If you open your AnimeDatabaseV10.db3 with SQLite Database Browser, you should go to the browse data tab.In the Browse data tab select the &quot;Filehash&quot; Table.The Filehash table contains (among other things) the path to the files and the hash of that file.You should recalculate the filehash with an external program just to be sure the file is indeed correct.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="slamdance, post: 414107, member: 79020"] Thanks for the quick reply bert_r, great job on finding that error. I checked the filesize of the other files giving problems, and they are indeed smaller than 9400KiB The DB Manager in the plugin itself shows hashes from files identified with Anidb. So I searched this forum and found a topic that told [url="http://sqlitebrowser.sourceforge.net/index.html"]SQLite Database Browser[/url] could read mediaportal database files. [b]Be carefull with manually editing the database, as it could cause corruption.[/b] If you open your AnimeDatabaseV10.db3 with SQLite Database Browser, you should go to the browse data tab. In the Browse data tab select the "Filehash" Table. The Filehash table contains (among other things) the path to the files and the hash of that file. You should recalculate the filehash with an external program just to be sure the file is indeed correct. [/QUOTE]

Verification