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Well, that info is already available from the logs; you just need to find it in the stack trace (and maybe match the stack trace with the code).What's happening here is that there is a backdrop with an invalid character in your Moving Pictures database, which makes MPExtended choke. Can't say which movie it is without your database though.(note that the error is happening in GetMovieCount, not while loading an individual movie).
Well, that info is already available from the logs; you just need to find it in the stack trace (and maybe match the stack trace with the code).
What's happening here is that there is a backdrop with an invalid character in your Moving Pictures database, which makes MPExtended choke. Can't say which movie it is without your database though.
(note that the error is happening in GetMovieCount, not while loading an individual movie).
