I am getting the same error with 4.0.2 now.
I do not understand as to why we need to send the log file in order to "get you back up and running" when it is becoming a known issue. Why not post the fix here instead of having the user send emails back and forth.
That's because we have not seen this error during our internal testing (or from our external Beta testers) so the logs from users experiencing this problem will hopefully tell us what's going wrong so we can fix it. Hope that makes sense. We'll try to get it fixed ASAP and get a minor release out to all users.Quote:
Originally Posted by 72bluenova
Can we get a link to a v3.xxx please? Until a fix is out.
Thank you.
BTW my device is a Samsung TV
For previous versions, see http://forum.conceiva.com/showthread...ions-of-Mezzmo
Update: We have fixed this "invalid file" issue. If you would like to try a patch right now, then please email us at support [at] conceiva [dot] com. After users who try the patch tell us that it works fine, then we will prepare a minor release for all users.
Mezzmo v4.0.3.0 has been released and it contains the fix for the "invalid file" issue. After upgrading, run Maintain Library and select the Only update new files or files with empty attributes" radio button on the Maintain Library dialog. That will find all your invalid files and fix them up.
I registered on the forums just to let you know that as of 2020, six years later, this issue persists. The "maintain playlist" workaround still works, but it would be nice to not have to do this.
You can set a refresh folder interval for Mezzmo to check the files in a folder for new files and this will also fix any files detected as invalid. http://www.mezzmo.com/wiki/doku.php?...y_up-to-date&s[]=refresh&s[]=interval#refreshing_your_folders_automatically