You need someone who understands the SC code to explain that too you. May be worth opening a ticket with SD support, as these are only user forums (albeit quite a few developers hang out here).
One possibility is that you have a corrupt tag somewhere in your files which is causing the scanner to abort, or that your MIP database is corrupt. What format is your music? Also, have you archived the MusicIP analysis into your files? Have you looked at the full scanner.log file and does that give you any clues where the scan is going wrong? It's a separate text file but I don't know where it resides in OSX. You may need to switch musicip onto debug in Debugging. MusicIP have a free utility which cleans up ID3 tags in mp3 files which is http://www.musicip.com/freetools.jsp]here. Big health warning here - don't use it unless you're comfortable with command line instructions and BACK UP your files before you even try it. If you run it with the -test flag enabled, it shouldn't make any changes but will tell you if you have problems and where. However, it's really easy to make a mistake and strip all your tags out - so please do a back up first! As you can tell, I am speaking from experience (and my back up still took 3 hours to restore all my beautiful tags - although this was a while back when I was just getting to grips with Slimserver and running on a Linkstation)... -- Siduhe ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Siduhe's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=723 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=42888 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/plugins
