Hi all,
Firstly can i say thanks to all for the help posted on the Pi forum so far... it has helped me many times.
I have a Pi running Raspbmc (latest version) which is wired to my router and my NAS which stores all media.
The whole system is running sweet (even 1080p media running perfect from the NAS) but i have one minor problem i need to iron out.
Whenever i go to update the library with any new movies, i always get the "cannot connect to remote server" error when it trys to scrape the info from the internet for the newly found movie. I did think it was down to the scraper but i get the same error using the universal movie scraper or the movie database.
If i select "no" under the option "do you want to continue scanning" it will stop scanning and next time i go to update the library the same thing will happen again with the same movie(s).
If i select "yes" under the option "do you want to continue scanning" it will skip that movie out of the library altogether, never scrape it again and i have to add it manually to the library at a later date.
Funnily enough, tv shows scrape perfectly everytime... its just movies that never scrape properly.
Would this be some sort of time out problem?
I do have only a 1MB broadband line and i thought that this might be a problem, but i have another windows XBMC HTPC setup and that scrapes perfectly everytime for tv and movies.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated as this is the only problem i am having in this otherwise brilliant setup.
Thanks.
Firstly can i say thanks to all for the help posted on the Pi forum so far... it has helped me many times.
I have a Pi running Raspbmc (latest version) which is wired to my router and my NAS which stores all media.
The whole system is running sweet (even 1080p media running perfect from the NAS) but i have one minor problem i need to iron out.
Whenever i go to update the library with any new movies, i always get the "cannot connect to remote server" error when it trys to scrape the info from the internet for the newly found movie. I did think it was down to the scraper but i get the same error using the universal movie scraper or the movie database.
If i select "no" under the option "do you want to continue scanning" it will stop scanning and next time i go to update the library the same thing will happen again with the same movie(s).
If i select "yes" under the option "do you want to continue scanning" it will skip that movie out of the library altogether, never scrape it again and i have to add it manually to the library at a later date.
Funnily enough, tv shows scrape perfectly everytime... its just movies that never scrape properly.
Would this be some sort of time out problem?
I do have only a 1MB broadband line and i thought that this might be a problem, but i have another windows XBMC HTPC setup and that scrapes perfectly everytime for tv and movies.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated as this is the only problem i am having in this otherwise brilliant setup.
Thanks.