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<blockquote data-quote="scythe000" data-source="post: 681596" data-attributes="member: 78738">Yeah, I have the db on a shared folder on a windows 2008 server machine I don't log on to. My htpc is the one I usually do all the maintenance with. The only thing I could do this time to get it to work was to use mediaportaldirs.XML to make a local fresh db, then copy it to the server and point the clients to it. It had never been a problem before, but seems to be working ok now. I guess&nbsp; the recent changes make mp not like importing 3200 episodes over a network.Btw, any way to centralize watched flags for movingpictures? I think I'll take your advice and turn off auto import, and just import on one machine.I also wish there was a way to repair a corrupt db. Even if it needed to drop some records, that'd be nicer than redoing the whole thing. Maybe also a db scanner to check for corruption in case you get weird random errors and want to check.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="scythe000, post: 681596, member: 78738"] Yeah, I have the db on a shared folder on a windows 2008 server machine I don't log on to. My htpc is the one I usually do all the maintenance with. The only thing I could do this time to get it to work was to use mediaportaldirs.XML to make a local fresh db, then copy it to the server and point the clients to it. It had never been a problem before, but seems to be working ok now. I guess the recent changes make mp not like importing 3200 episodes over a network. Btw, any way to centralize watched flags for movingpictures? I think I'll take your advice and turn off auto import, and just import on one machine. I also wish there was a way to repair a corrupt db. Even if it needed to drop some records, that'd be nicer than redoing the whole thing. Maybe also a db scanner to check for corruption in case you get weird random errors and want to check. [/QUOTE]

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