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<blockquote data-quote="bert_r" data-source="post: 414981" data-attributes="member: 90426">No, the mediaportal log file contains only logging of all events in the past (and exception logging too) for debugging purposes. I only suggested to start a new one because this file can become very large after some time, and posting that would be difficult ... and most of the file would be useless anyway.The anime data should be in the database (AnimeDatabaseV10.db3), and would be unaffected.Which Windows version do you use? The MediaPortal logfile is located in a different place on different Windows versions. In my case (Windows Vista), the logfiles where written to C:\Users\HTPC\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\log.It's also a bit strange that the processing of your files took 6 hours, or you should have done a lot of files at once: Hashing a file should take 10 seconds at most per file (it's an average of 6 seconds on my development machine - a P4 with 384 MiB memory) ... so 6 hours would be 2200+ files, is that the case?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bert_r, post: 414981, member: 90426"] No, the mediaportal log file contains only logging of all events in the past (and exception logging too) for debugging purposes. I only suggested to start a new one because this file can become very large after some time, and posting that would be difficult ... and most of the file would be useless anyway. The anime data should be in the database (AnimeDatabaseV10.db3), and would be unaffected. Which Windows version do you use? The MediaPortal logfile is located in a different place on different Windows versions. In my case (Windows Vista), the logfiles where written to C:\Users\HTPC\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\log. It's also a bit strange that the processing of your files took 6 hours, or you should have done a lot of files at once: Hashing a file should take 10 seconds at most per file (it's an average of 6 seconds on my development machine - a P4 with 384 MiB memory) ... so 6 hours would be 2200+ files, is that the case? [/QUOTE]

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