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I am aware of the "queuing files" issue but I thought that it was only a user interface problem and that movies would still import correctly. If you have movies that fail to import please post a follow up here. I am busy today and tomorrow but on Wednesday I will spend some time on this whether or not I hear back in this post.

In the mean time I can at least tell you a few things it's probably not. It's very unlikely to be MediaInfo, and if you want to verify that just turn off MediaInfo scanning (this option is on the Importer tab under the gear icon). Second this is not related to scraper scripts; if it was a scraper issue downgrading to an older version of Moving Pictures wouldn't help. So turn off scraper debug logging, this is logging from a part of the system that is almost certainly unrelated. And third this definitely has nothing to do with database corruption. If database corruption were the issue, again downgrading would not help.

Sorry for the trouble guys. After New Years I will take a look and see what I can figure out with this. If anyone is celebrating tonight stay safe.

<blockquote data-quote="fforde" data-source="post: 950556" data-attributes="member: 52082">I am aware of the &quot;queuing files&quot; issue but I thought that it was only a user interface problem and that movies would still import correctly. If you have movies that fail to import please post a follow up here. I am busy today and tomorrow but on Wednesday I will spend some time on this whether or not I hear back in this post.&nbsp;In the mean time I can at least tell you a few things it's probably not. It's very unlikely to be MediaInfo, and if you want to verify that just turn off MediaInfo scanning (this option is on the Importer tab under the gear icon). Second this is not related to scraper scripts; if it was a scraper issue downgrading to an older version of Moving Pictures wouldn't help. So turn off scraper debug logging, this is logging from a part of the system that is almost certainly unrelated. And third this definitely has nothing to do with database corruption. If database corruption were the issue, again downgrading would not help.&nbsp;Sorry for the trouble guys. After New Years I will take a look and see what I can figure out with this. If anyone is celebrating tonight stay safe.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fforde, post: 950556, member: 52082"] I am aware of the "queuing files" issue but I thought that it was only a user interface problem and that movies would still import correctly. If you have movies that fail to import please post a follow up here. I am busy today and tomorrow but on Wednesday I will spend some time on this whether or not I hear back in this post. In the mean time I can at least tell you a few things it's probably not. It's very unlikely to be MediaInfo, and if you want to verify that just turn off MediaInfo scanning (this option is on the Importer tab under the gear icon). Second this is not related to scraper scripts; if it was a scraper issue downgrading to an older version of Moving Pictures wouldn't help. So turn off scraper debug logging, this is logging from a part of the system that is almost certainly unrelated. And third this definitely has nothing to do with database corruption. If database corruption were the issue, again downgrading would not help. Sorry for the trouble guys. After New Years I will take a look and see what I can figure out with this. If anyone is celebrating tonight stay safe. [/QUOTE]