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<blockquote data-quote="ltfearme" data-source="post: 570709" data-attributes="member: 52219">You should not set to 'Removable' for remote shares, you should instead enable the option 'Keep reference to files that are no longer available' in General Settings. This will not delete references in your databases if the files can not be found or accessed e.g. remote share is offline.It should not of caused a hang when entering a series though, possibly when trying to play an episode perhaps.Not from settings, but you can delete the MediaInfo.dll from the MediaPortal binary directory (where MediaPortal.exe lives), typically:C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortalThis might have other unseen side affects on MediaPortal esp. when starting to playback a video or from other plugins that depend on it.Possibly in a future version we may add support to disable this. Not likely, its most like an issue with MediaInfo. What version of the DLL do you have in your MediaPortal binary directory, v0.7.27 is the latest and might fix your problem (or you can try remove/rename the file to rule it out)I think we may have covered this above, you can attach debug logs when trying to start playback...it can really be many things such as mediainfo, video/audio codecs....30secs is still shocking....debug logs might tell us something.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ltfearme, post: 570709, member: 52219"] You should not set to 'Removable' for remote shares, you should instead enable the option 'Keep reference to files that are no longer available' in General Settings. This will not delete references in your databases if the files can not be found or accessed e.g. remote share is offline. It should not of caused a hang when entering a series though, possibly when trying to play an episode perhaps. Not from settings, but you can delete the MediaInfo.dll from the MediaPortal binary directory (where MediaPortal.exe lives), typically: C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal This might have other unseen side affects on MediaPortal esp. when starting to playback a video or from other plugins that depend on it. Possibly in a future version we may add support to disable this. Not likely, its most like an issue with MediaInfo. What version of the DLL do you have in your MediaPortal binary directory, v0.7.27 is the latest and might fix your problem (or you can try remove/rename the file to rule it out) I think we may have covered this above, you can attach debug logs when trying to start playback...it can really be many things such as mediainfo, video/audio codecs.... 30secs is still shocking....debug logs might tell us something. [/QUOTE]

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