[solved] [WIFIREMOTE] Crash occurs when showing rate dialog after watching episode (1 Viewer)

ltfearme

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    Can you send me the dlls.txt file that gets output when running the following command dir *.dll /b /s > dlls.txt from the command prompt e.g.
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    C:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal>dir *.dll /b /s > dlls.txt

    I can't understand any other way that error could occur unless it's somehow loading the dll from another location or assembly.
     

    tony3ridge

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    Can you send me the dlls.txt file that gets output when running the following command dir *.dll /b /s > dlls.txt from the command prompt e.g.
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    C:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal>dir *.dll /b /s > dlls.txt
    Sorry, I don't know how to do this, I am a novice:(
     

    ltfearme

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    No problem,

    1. Open up Explorer and navigate to your MediaPortal install directory e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal
    2. In the address bar type cmd.
    3. In the command prompt window type dir *.dll /b /s > dlls.txt
    4. Now find the dlls.txt file located in your install directory and attach to this thread.
     

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    No problem,

    1. Open up Explorer and navigate to your MediaPortal install directory e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal
    2. In the address bar type cmd.
    3. In the command prompt window type dir *.dll /b /s > dlls.txt
    4. Now find the dlls.txt file located in your install directory and attach to this thread.
     

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    ltfearme

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    Okay thanks, I cant see anything that stands out either.

    One more thing if you could, attached is a some debug files (two files, the dll and pdb). Can you extract them into the plugins\windows directory overwriting your existing dll. Then if you could reproduce the issue and attach the error log.
     

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    Okay thanks, I cant see anything that stands out either.

    One more thing if you could, attached is a some debug files (two files, the dll and pdb). Can you extract them into the plugins\windows directory overwriting your existing dll. Then if you could reproduce the issue and attach the error log.
     

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    Not sure if there is a remote possibility that older version of Trakt is in Global Assembly Cache (GAC) and that causes the error?
     

    ltfearme

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    @seco, there is that possibility. I have no idea how it could of got in the GAC though.

    @tony3ridge, from the looks of the log attached it does indeed appear to match up line numbers from an older version of the plugin.
     

    ltfearme

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    @tony3ridge, lets rule out the GAC...

    can you repeat the dlls.txt procedure above for the C:\Windows\assembly directory.
     

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