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<blockquote data-quote="Gaukaren" data-source="post: 135558" data-attributes="member: 29966"><p>Still has the problem where the plugin assumes that the current path is the default MediaPortal directory instead of explicitly accessing my/path/to/Mediaportal/Lyrics.xml (or whatever). This is an issue for some plugins and many visualizations (particularly Sonique ones) that change the working directory. I presume this can be fixed by substituting a relative path with the absolute one somewhere.</p><p>[CODE]System.IO.FileNotFoundException:</p><p>Could not find file 'C:\Program Files\Multimedia\MediaPortal\musicplayer\plugins\visualizations\Rabbit Hole 1.1\Lyrics.xml'.</p><p>[...][/CODE]</p><p>That error is an example from trying to 'upgrade' the database. In previous versions it would just create a new Lyrics.xml whenever this situation occured.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gaukaren, post: 135558, member: 29966"] Still has the problem where the plugin assumes that the current path is the default MediaPortal directory instead of explicitly accessing my/path/to/Mediaportal/Lyrics.xml (or whatever). This is an issue for some plugins and many visualizations (particularly Sonique ones) that change the working directory. I presume this can be fixed by substituting a relative path with the absolute one somewhere. [CODE]System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not find file 'C:\Program Files\Multimedia\MediaPortal\musicplayer\plugins\visualizations\Rabbit Hole 1.1\Lyrics.xml'. [...][/CODE] That error is an example from trying to 'upgrade' the database. In previous versions it would just create a new Lyrics.xml whenever this situation occured. [/QUOTE]
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