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crazydevman / mute-profanity

XBMC add-on used to mute profanity
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replace found profanity with **** in subtitle file get error didn't finish properly #22

Open hushpuppy43 opened 10 years ago

hushpuppy43 commented 10 years ago

**\ in subtitle file does not work, keep getting error

hushpuppy43 commented 10 years ago

Can anyone help at all with this??????

crazydevman commented 9 years ago

@hushpuppy43, can you post a URL to your debug log file? See here: http://kodi.wiki/view/Log_file

Thanks.

hushpuppy43 commented 7 years ago

I just came back to GitHub, and seen your request for a debug file. Sorry I didn't notice it before. I hope you are still willing to help me. Mute profanity shows error and says to check log files. The debug log file is https://paste.Ubuntu.com/25434912 Many Thanks hope you can help

crazydevman commented 7 years ago

Thanks for posting your debug file, but unfortunately, it appears that that debug file doesn't show you trying to run the mute profanity plugin. Normally I would see a line telling me it's starting to open the mute profanity plugin, but it's not there in this case. Try the following steps:

  1. Start Kodi, make sure "Debug logging" is enabled under System -> Settings -> Logging
  2. Shut down Kodi completely.
  3. Open Kodi.
  4. Attempt to run the mute profanity plugin. (Try to mute a movie or do whatever was causing the failure you saw before)
  5. Exit the mute profanity plugin.
  6. Send the debug log file. (At this point, the debug log file should include from start to finish the mute profanity plugin debug log statements)

Remember that if you shut down Kodi and restart it, all previous debug logs are cleared out on restart. You can exit Kodi without clearing out the logs, but as soon as you reopen it the log file is cleared. When in doubt, run the mute profanity plugin often and immediately before sending the log file.