Hi, Just checking to see if anyone else is having issues. I moved my library to a new server so decided to factory reset the 9X as sometimes the sources get a bit messed up. However TMDB is scrapping very slowly or not at all. Its literally been sitting there for an hour and scrapped 2 films. I've checked my connection to the API servers and it seems fine, the status page does not show any issues currently. Tracing the route seems fine Pinging is fine So I am at a bit of a loss here. I've tried: Different network cables DHCP vs static IP. Wifi vs Ethernet Checked the connection to my local server , everything is fine there. I can watch films if I manually chose them from the list inside a source , no problems there. and so on. If I manually try and rematch the video it sometimes works straight away , sometimes it sits there looking for posters for like 5 minutes (obviously I am not going to do that manually for hundreds of files). Anyone else have a similar experience currently or have any suggestions as to what is going on here? Thanks in advance.
So the plot thickens, I've tried Kodi on a separate PC on the same network as the Zidoo and it scrapes fine from TMDB so really dont know whats going on now.
Tiny Media Manager https://www.tinymediamanager.org/ It's a PC app that links directly to your Zidoo, after you have set it up with all the details and is a good scrapping alternative to HT. Scrapping sources include IMDB which is useful for the odd obscure title
Thanks I will have a look .. seems a little redundant though given that HT4 is supposed to do that itself!
I will definately check this out moving forwards. I went out for a few hours after banging my head against a wall with this for most of the weekend, and its working normally again now! Maybe there was an issue at TMDB's end, who know. Its still a bit slow but its actually scrapping properly again.
Check your Zidoo clock settings. Make sure it's not out of sync by years. This caused the same issue for me. I just set it to "use network time" or whatever, and it fixed the issue immediately.