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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 807980" data-attributes="member: 109222">AW: Synchronizing multiple clients - feature requestHi.If you watch a movie inside MP (MyVideos, TVSeries, MyFilms, DVD or Moving Pictures,... no matter) there are permanently data written to Database (played until,... watched,...) If two of this database actions are at the same time, the SQLite DB gets corrupt. This is a matter of SQLite and has nothing to do with MP at all. SQLite databases are &quot;single user only&quot; systems. That's why no central DB system is &quot;officially&quot; available in MP1. The dirty hack you use is at your own risk. Works for some user, but did not work for a lot of user also. If two (or more) MP clients grants write access to the same db file at the same time,.... crash, boom, bang. This could never happen if you use local databases.You can use a thousand media streams at the same time if your network is capable of, this did not change anything about the SQLIte Database issue. And no matter too if the media is stored on a pc running a MP client or not..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 807980, member: 109222"] [b]AW: Synchronizing multiple clients - feature request[/b] Hi. If you watch a movie inside MP (MyVideos, TVSeries, MyFilms, DVD or Moving Pictures,... no matter) there are permanently data written to Database (played until,... watched,...) If two of this database actions are at the same time, the SQLite DB gets corrupt. This is a matter of SQLite and has nothing to do with MP at all. SQLite databases are "single user only" systems. That's why no central DB system is "officially" available in MP1. The dirty hack you use is at your own risk. Works for some user, but did not work for a lot of user also. If two (or more) MP clients grants write access to the same db file at the same time,.... crash, boom, bang. This could never happen if you use local databases. You can use a thousand media streams at the same time if your network is capable of, this did not change anything about the SQLIte Database issue. And no matter too if the media is stored on a pc running a MP client or not.. [/QUOTE]

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