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BorgSquared
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Hello,

I just added a new Anime to my collection and noticed that it was identified incorrectly. I then opened up the metadata editor and told it to identify. I put in the correct year and wiped out the incorrect IMDB/MovieDB numbers. It then showed the right show, I then said replace existing images and "submit". After pressing submit, nothing happened. The popup identify dialog never closed. The dialog stayed on the same page asking me to submit. I tried pressing that button numerous times but to no avail.

 

I then tried identifying items in other collections and have the same issue. The identify feature is broken. After confirming the new title to fetch nothing happens. The dialog never closes and doesn't start scrapping metadata. I have checked both file and share permissions but I am the root directory and subitem owner and my user has an explicit full control.

 

I do not know what is wrong, I can only assume that this is a bug with the current build of the server. I am running the latest stable build of Emby Server on Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard.

 

Thanks!

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Posted

there's a failure to save an image and it's just not recovering from that.

BorgSquared
Posted

Are you taking about the chapter thumbnail? If so, I tried a totally different show and had the same problem.

BorgSquared
Posted (edited)

Sorry but it is a totally different issue. It shows the search results properly, the problem is when you got to accept/confirm the change. When you click "Submit" as shown below, nothing happens. The popup never closes and if you close it manually there isn't any change. Meaning the new metadata identifier was never applied and metadata did not fetch.

 

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Edited by BorgSquared
Posted

the identify function performs a refresh. the refresh is failing to due inability to save files to your file system

	The process cannot access the file '\\SAN\Videos\Anime\Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn\backdrop.jpg' because it is being used by another process.
	System.IO.IOException

BorgSquared
Posted

Luke,

Thanks for your reply. I see what you mean and I understand the meaning of that exception. Shouldn't proper exception handling skip over that issue and/or report to the user?

 

Also, I tried unchecking "replace existing images" but the same problem occurs.

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