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what is the resolution of "smb://ANTDATAVAULT/Videos/Movies/Weirdsville (2007)-fanart.jpg" ? are any of your fanarts pics very large (look at the ones before / after this one also)

This is also weird:

WARNING: XFILE::CFileFactory::CreateLoader - Unsupported protocol(stack)

I wonder where the hell that's coming from.

maybe anthonyb can post the XMEN.nfo?s creating those errors Arnova means...

Looking at your log: Isn't you're harddrive just running out of free space?

@exobuzz "are any of your fanarts pics very large"

Guess that depends on the definition of large :)

592 of the 607 fanart pics are under 1MB, the remainder are between 1-2MB with one oddly large one (6MB). Everything either side of, and including, the Weirdsville fanart in under 500K.

@bulkzooi "post the XMEN.nfo?s creating those errors Arnova means"
sure, any data you want to look at just let me know.

@arnova "Isn't you're harddrive just running out of free space"
No, there is 2GB+ free space

Could you try moving the 6Mb fanart file out of the way, rescan and see whether this fixes it?

Could you also test with a newer SVN version and provide a new debug log of it (it should at least fix the stack warnings)?

Could you check r30586 (or better)? It contains some workarounds that may remedy this issue.

Will do. I just grabbed 30588 so will try with that one.

OK, just tried rescanning my movies with 30588 and exact same result, in fact, it was displaying the same movie (X-MEN) as when it bombed out previously. New logs attached.

Oh... forgot to mention that the 6MB fan art image is gone too.

I'm wondering whether it's a permission problem on your Windows server. Furthermore I'd suggest testing whether older version experience the same issue...

Permission problem in what way though? Does it need to have write access to the folder it is scanning on the Windows server, and if so, why?

There's no read access issues as it does successfully scan in the poster and fan art and after the scanning bombs out, I reboot the Xbox, start off the 'scan for new content' and it merrily picks up right where it left off and completes my collection.

Am happy to test an older version. Any suggestions on how far back I should go, based on changes you are aware of the the video scanning components?

Well nothing specific I can think of but I would start with checking whether 9.04-1 (stable) from t3ch has the problem too and work from that...

I remember having an issue similar to this a while back, and it was a permission problem. Some files worked fine but other ones caused a lock-up and failed scraping/playing of content.
The way I fixed it which is probably worth a try, just set whatever folder your movies are in to not be shared, then set it to being shared again. Sometimes, after new files are added, Windows sharing does not set the permissions correctly, but doing this will make sure they are all good.