VB now raping my processor

[ShakesBar]

I would like to add to this thread, in the hope this may help someone else.

Converting the files did allow Videobox to scan a little faster, but didnt help the overall speed of videobox.

I had a powercut yesterday which knocked out my jukebox. When I rebooted VideoBox informed me that no license was found. After uninstalling and re-installing there was still no success. I copied the error code to a text document and followed the folderpath (through hidden folders) to the correct file, deleted the parent folder and reinstalled.

Had to change a few settings to put it how I wanted but magically its made the whole thing go as fast as lightening! All works hunky dory.

I must have changed a setting or something that put something in an infinate loop? Its the only thing I can think of?

Matt

[Steve]

Hi Matt

Thanks for sharing your fixes on the forum, it really does help other people when they get stuck 

Ps: if you ever see the 'No license found error' you can just re-install Videobox over the top of your existing install and it will write a new license for you 

[ShakesBar]

i tried that steve, it kept repeating the error?

Matt