Media path

I have been working on a short test edit for a style I will be using in the long edit. The main footage was available already o the project drive then I imported audio and stills. I realize now I was not very organized with audio and stills basically I can't find them outside of FCP. I had been backing up the project file in various places but I realized that is no good if media is not found. So how do I trace the path from FCP to the file? Do I have to do this or what I have done with project file enough?
My next question...when I move to the big edit the external material I want to incorporate should be placed in the same places as on the main drive so if I have to move to a backup media will have no problem being reconnected. I assume that is right?
Brian

You could use media manager to consolidate the media to one place. Or if it's a small amount of stuff you can't find, control-click something in the finder and select reveal in finder.

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Backup Media path details

Hi All,
Please any one suggest me on how to set the backup media path in sap while using DB13.
Regards,
Reddy V

Hi Reddy,
In that case you will use BRBACKUP to trigger your backups.
To call BRBACKUP from DB13, check the following link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/df/455e24747111d6b25100508b6b8a93/frameset.htm
BRBACKUP uses a initialization file or a parameter file with the name init<DBSID>.sap
Check this link to know about init<DBSID>.sap
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/0d/d308f14a0c11d182b80000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
To know how BRBACKUP works in detail:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/0d/d306c54a0c11d182b80000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
and to check its various command line options:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/0d/d30b734a0c11d182b80000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
Hope that helps.
Regards,
Siddhesh
Edited by: Siddhesh Ghag on Dec 19, 2007 3:46 PM

Iweb mp3 flash, media path problem

Hi all,
So I've spent several days trying to understand how to get iweb and any mp3 flash player to work together. I really think I have things put together correctly cept it still says 'file not found' when I press play on the media player.
So this is what I've been doing.
I copy over the html code, paste it in to an html snippet, put the .swf player on the page. Now depending on what player I'm using, sometimes they ask for a media path and some not. I'll explain the different methods I've tried in a sec.
But here is where I think where the problem is. So I publish to mobile me, go to idisk>Web>Sites>MyWebPage and have put the mp3 in various different places after this point and nothing seems to work. I've tried
idisk>Web>Sites>MyWebPage>song.mp3
idisk>Web>Sites>song.mp3
idisk>Web>Sites>MyWebPage>Media_files>song.mp3
idisk>Web>Sites>MyWebPage>ThePage_Files>song.mp3
And I do this all after I've published to mobile me of course, but silly me I also have done before, republished and of course the mp3 isn't there anymore.
Now also depending on the player I'm trying I mess with the file path of the html code. trying both relative path:
options.mediaPath = "song.mp3"
and absolute path
options.mediaPath = "https://public.me.com/mysite.com/song.mp3"
And I'm pretty sure I've tried all the combinations of all this different methods.
Any ideas? I've spent a lot of time really trying to solve this on my own but I do admit I'm still a newbie at iweb and flash, obviously.....
Thanks guys and gals!

From the browser perspective an URL to any file on MobileMe starts with :
http://web.me.com/MMeUsername/
So following your samples these are :
http://web.me.com/MMeUsername/MyWebPage/song.mp3
http://web.me.com/MMeUsername/song.mp3
http://web.me.com/MMeUsername/MyWebPage/Media_files/song.mp3
http://web.me.com/MMeUsername/MyWebPage/ThePage_Files/song.mp3
If you're using a Flash player, keep all your stuff OUTSIDE the folder iWeb creates and INSIDE the folder with your Flashplayer.
The URL will be :
http://web.me.com/MMeUsername/FlashplayerFolder/etcetera....
Then make it work. Once it does, display your player in a HTML Snippet with an <iframe>
<iframe src="http://url.to.file.html" frameborder="0" width="500" height="500" scrolling="no" allowTransparency="true"></iframe>

Change media path during installation of iTunes

Hello,
I'm trying to re-package the software. This seems to work fine beside some "glitches". One of it is that the media path per default is set to "Music\iTunes" which is - in this environment - included in the roaming part of the profile. So I was asked to "shift" the media path to the local part of the profile (non-roaming). Excluding "Music" from roaming seems to be no option here.
Switching the location to another part of the profile gives me a headache as it's still "variable" (not like D:\iTunes or so). As far as I understood the path is stored in a file called "iTunes Library.itl" and this file seems to be not editable to me. Any idea how to 'tweak' the path into during the installation or may be during first startup of the program without user interaction?
Kind regards
János

The iTunes Library.itl file is the library itself. I believe the location of the active library is stored in:
<AppData>\Roaming\Apple Computer\iTunes\iTunesPrefs.xml
under the key iTunes Library Location:1 however it is not stored in plain text so you may need to experiment a bit to find out whether you can simply copy over an existing iTunesPrefs.xml file that targets a fixed location like the root of a drive, e.g. D:\iTunes, as part of your distribution (yes, I note that you don't really want a fixed path) or if you can decipher the encoding scheme you could patch the xml file to a provide a customised path. Alternatively you ought to be able to reconfigure the user account such that <User's Music> is stored outside of the roaming profile before iTunes is installed. By default iTunes will create its initial library at <User's Music>\iTunes where it reads <User's Music> from the registry.
Note also that the iTunes library doesn't function properly if placed at the end of a folder redirection, although this can, and probably should, be used to relocate any MobileSync\Backup folder as these too can grow quite large and you probably don't want them as part of a roaming profile, or on an SSD startup drive.
tt2

Extra Music Folder turns up unexpectedly in iTunes Media path

Everything will seem just fine and suddenly a new Music Folder will show up in the path of my iTune library. My iTunes library preferences path looks like this /volumes/music library +(an external hard drive)/music/itunes/itunes media/music...+it is at this point that all of my music folders show up in finder. However within this list of music folder another Music Folder will show and some titles or portions of titles are transferred under this sub Music Folder again located among the artist folders. I have gone and transferred these files back into the proper position under the original Artist Folder following the original Music Folder. Sometimes it is only one or two songs that gets moved and sometimes an entire album. The path remains the same under preferences. I think it may have something to do with iTunes organizing the files but I do not know how to correct this. Help!

I am totally confused. Once again an additional Music Folder has appeared in my iTunes Library path and some items have been transferred there. Again my path is /Volumes/Music Library/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Music. At this point are the Artist Folders in alphabetical order. In the Artist Folders under the M's is again a folder Music and under that two Artist Folders, one Oscar Peterson which contains a single Album Folder (of which I have three OP albums) that contains 9 out of 10 songs. This is followed by a Doors folder containing a single album folder (of 6 albums I have) with a single song. In iTunes selecting that song and Get Info it shows the same path as above but with the extra /Music on the end. I am perplexed. I am dumbfounded as to the problem and what to do.

PC MAC library Media Path FLA

Hi,
I am one of a team of designers/coders and the team are a mix
of PC and Mac users. The Flash version we work in is 8.
We all take on each others Jobs from time to time and it's
becoming a problem when we need to update media in the Library as
the FLA can't find them. Is there a preference or system file that
we need to change etc etc? I know we can manually locate the files
but at present we are designing a JSFL that automatically updates,
sizes our media within the FLA and the path issue is causing a
problem.
We work off the same network and retrieve the FLA and media
files from the same server. We work with the files from there
created source and never move them.
Thanks in advance for any help on this issue.
Simon.

More information...
The issue is importing media on a Mac and then trying to
update them on a PC. If I import media on a PC and update on a Mac
then the Mac seems to be able to do it. The file path from the Mac
appears on the PC absolute. The file path from the PC appears on
the Mac relative. When I import on the PC it does appear absolute
on PC?!?!
I hope this is not too confusing!
Any ideas?
cheers Simon.

Reconnect with changed off-line media path

Hi. I've had my catalogued images on a network drive for several years. Recently had a major failure and re-built the drive, re-loaded from backup etc.
Unfortunately, since the overall requirements for the drive had changed over the years, when re-building I didn't re-create exactly the same folder tree as before. While all my images are there (30,000+) and in the same relative tree as when they were catalogued, they are one level higher in the overall tree. As a result, the catalog (PSE7) doesn't marry up with the path to the folders and Organizer displays a red 'off-line' media icon for every single image. (None of the images is marked as needing to be re-connected since Organizer thinks the problem is the media being off-line rather than it being on-line but with a different path.)
With this many images, re-cataloguing the images isn't a realistic option. What can I do to get Organizer to recognise the drive is not off-line media and that the images are all there but on a different path ?
Thanks for any help.

To cut a long story short ... the original network drive was a Maxtor in RAID1. When one of its HDD died, it instantly became unbootable. Support told me there were no user replaceable drives inside and that as it was out of warranty to throw it away ! What's the point of RAID1 if you have to do that ?
Instead I downloaded hacked firmware and rebuilt with two new HDDs, then re-loaded from a USB back-up drive. Had been running fine again since. But its NAS functionality is limited compared to modern devices and I wasn't prepared to repeat the exercise when a HDD died again. So I bought a new NAS, moved the HDDs into it, re-formatted, and re-loaded my Catalog from the USB drive again (ie. not from the re-built drive but from a backup taken before it failed). Downtime for the whole thing was about a fortnight which I could cope with. But the new NAS has different reserved share-names (as well as a different volume #) so I couldn't use the original names that are in the Catalog and anyway I wanted to split the data between more than one share to exploit the additional functionality. So when re-loading I put the images into a folder tree starting at the share-name root rather than one level lower. I expected to have to do a lot of "re-connect missing file" operations.
Instead I found that Organizer doesn't think they are disconnected, but off-line, so doesn't allow you to try re-connecting them. Starting over with the missing tree level re-inserted isn't an option because I can't create the same root share-names on the new NAS anyway, and its volume # will still be different. What looks to be needed is a way to get Organizer to accept the folders are online and allow me to re-connect the images, as if everything had happened on a local drive, not a network drive.
Any ideas gratefully received.

Change the media path (dumps) during installation

Hello experts,
We have moved the media (dumps) from one location <pat1> to other location <path2> during installation.
We are installing NW730, So at the first I gave installation export pointing to <path1>.
I have to provide the path of installation export again after oracle installation.
I have moved installation master dumps from <path1> to <Path2> during oracle installation due to space issue.
now, I cannot move back to <path1> due to the space issues.
I have edited keydb.xml from <path1> to <path2>, but still Installer pointing to <path1>.
Any idea on how to move forward without interrupting this installation / starting from the scratch.
Thanks in Advance.

A symbolic link perhaps?
ln -s <path2> <path1>
This should work if there isn't anything else at <path1>.

External iTunes drive crashed, media paths now mixed up

I guess this is a pretty specific scenario but stil...
I moved all my iTunes media to an external drive after running low on space on my internal drive.
I set up time machine to back up the new external drive (to another dedicated Time Machine drive).
This external media drive crashed, I have bought a new replacement drive and managed to restore the data from the TM backups to the new drive (ended up doing it manually from the TM drive since TM crashed every time I tried it).
In the meantime while the drive was broken, iTunes have now started to save new and updated files to the internal drive again.
It has also updated the paths to all my old files (that used to be on the now crashed external drive) to point to my internal drive as well.
So my library is a mish-mash of working and non-working paths.
The external drive holds a lot of iTunes data (over 500Gb).
I dont want to start a brand new library since I have iphone + ipad synced to it.
Can someone please advice how to get back to a state where all my media is on the new external drive?
OS X 10.6.8 + iTunes 11.0.4
Thanks
Matt

What happened all those times I was backing up?
We can't possibly know what happend or where your backups are. But you can indeed search all of your available hard disks and see if there are any files named *.LRCAT with recent dates.
By the way, I would be extremely wary of using that Lacie drive any more. If it was me, I'd replace it.

Media Termination points and media paths with CUCM

Hi all,
I could really use some help regarding this topic. Please allow me to explain the situation.
Ok we have some endpoints that are not Cisco but cisco have developed cop files for CUCM and they are seen as a cisco device and register the same as any other phone. This isn't anything to do with the problem, but I want to make this clear. These are actually dealerboards for trading and register cisco lines the same as any other cisco telephone.
Ok so here is the story;
We have a CUCM cluster in London and a local gateway for local PSTN breakout. There are endpoints that are in Dubai and the register to the CUCM cluster in London. Dubai have their own MGCP gateway for local breakout to PSTN.
Here is the problem;
When a Dubai endpoint makes a call to a PSTN number in dubain there RTP is send from the endpoint, back to the London CUCM, the London CUCM then points the RTP at the gateway in Dubai. This is using a lot of bandwidth and I am not clear on how to change this so the endpoints send media directly to their MGCP gatway.
In my lab I have sent up 2 CUCM's connected by E1 via MGCP gateways, this is to simulate the PSTN network. I can see that on CUCM 7 this is not the case and media is sent directly to the MGCP gateway, on CUCM 8 media is sent via the CUCM to the MGCP gateway. I have since then added in a software MTP on the MGCP gateway for CUCM 8 and now everything hits the gateway as I have specified MTP is required on the phones profile. This was good but even when I make an internal call, everything hits the MTP instead of using IP-IP direct medial.
Please can someone advise what I need to do or if this type of behaviour is expected.
Many thanks,
Joe

Hi,
You can use this link to learn how to collect cum traces..
https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/126666/collecting-cucm-traces-cucm-862-tac-sr
We can help you look at the logs and explain whats going on..
Please include the calling and called number and time of call..Check the traces to ensure that the call is there first before sending it over here.
What type of phones are you using? What dtmf method have you specified in your mgcp configuration

No "Media File Path"

When opening a project with offline media, PP is not presenting a window with suggested media paths. Also no locate button is available. PP just gives me a window letting me know the file is unfound. I can retreave the file if I know where it is but no file path offered as assistance like I see in the tutorials.
This is not issolated to a single project. This proplem I'm having is for every project.
Mac 10.8.3
Premiere Pro CS6 up to date

Hi HAVitTV,
This feature is introduced in the latest version which is Premiere pro CC, available through creative cloud subscription. In CC you get a box with a filepath and a locate button at the bottom. Please check the tutorials again and make sure that they are for cs6 not CC.
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Vinay

How to change the default Path of Prompt Played by MicroApp

Hi
I need to store all the Self Service application prompts in dedicated Media Server. I can modify location of all the Media files by passing the related URL form CVP application, however I need to know how to change the default location of Prompt file played by Play Media Microapplication in ICM Scripting.
Currently the default location taken by Play Media Micro App is the Media _Server.variable path set for VXML Server location while I have a separate Media Server.
Please advice how we can customize the MicroApp Media path.
regards
Kapil Kumar

Hi Kapil,
Try this in your ICM script, define set variables i.e.
set Media Server= ip address of media server
set Locale = en-us
set input Type = DTMF only
set App Media Lib = " you new location i.e. test "
So, the application path will be
http://media server ip address/en-us/test
hope this helps.
Cheers

'Lost' media After ITunes Upgrade

Hi - I have an older computer and have saved my ITunes library to an external harddrive owing to capacity limitations on my system. I recently updated ITunes to the latest version and it changed the media file location back to the main unit C:Drive, from the external F:Drive I was using. I did not notice this for a while, until updating my iPhone it said lots of files were unlocated. Anything downloaded or added after the upgrade is fine, but all material (95%) from before is stuck on the external drive. I need to get all the new stuff onto the external drive and then run that as my media file location.
Please help an absolute computer duffer learn what to do!

If you read through the original thread that I linked to I mention that there might be a problem with the way the script generates the File Open dialog box. I don't have a Vista/Windows 7 system but hopefully I've now updated the script in a way which is supposed to work on Vista/Win 7 (but which I can't test on XP) and trapped the error so that if a file browse dialog isn't generated you get a file path to edit.
You can correct the location of the media path in *Edit > Preferences > Advanced*. If your media is already/still there in the standard iTunes folders then iTunes may even reconnect to it automatically.
If not then my script should help. It first tries to establish the proper location of your iTunes Media folder by scanning up to 100 files for ones that can be located and derives the path to the media folder from the location of the file. When I have time this could be updated to prompt the user if the automated scan is unable to work it out.
The script then processes the selected tracks or playlist, and for those files that can't currently be located by iTunes attempts to track them down at *<iTunes Media Folder>\<Media Type>\<Album Artist>\<Album>\## <Name>.<ext>*. If it finds a file at the expected location it will either reconnect iTunes to it automaticaly or will prompt for confirmation depending on your initial choice when you run the script.
If it still can't find the file it will attempt to get you to browse for it or edit it's current best guess.
As a rule don't move any files by hand. iTunes only gets confused. Once iTunes "knows" where all your files are you can consolidate to your chosen media folder, which copies anything currently outside of the iTunes media folder inside it. You can delete the original copies that are outside of the iTunes Media folder, e.g. on a differnt drive, once you've confirmed that all is well.
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Relative paths not used in the same way for flv and mp3

When I load an mp3 using the
Sound component, with the relative path "medias/test.mp3",
it works.
When I try to load a flv using the
VideoDisplay component, with the relative path
"medias/test.flv", it doesn't work!
VideoDisplay seems to build the path to the flv
from the directory where the .swf is, not from where the
webpage is...
Webpage is : /blabla/index.html
Swf path is: /blabla/swf/main.swf
Medias path: /blabla/medias/...
Is there a way to tell the VideoDisplay component to load a
relative path starting at the level where the webpage is?
Thanks in advance!

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> When I load an mp3 using the
Sound component, with the relative
> path
> "medias/test.mp3", it works.
>
> When I try to load a flv using the
VideoDisplay component, with the
> relative path "medias/test.flv", it doesn't work!
>
> VideoDisplay seems to build the path to the flv
from the directory
> where
> the .swf is, not from where the webpage is...
>
> Webpage is : /blabla/index.html
> Swf path is: /blabla/swf/main.swf
> Medias path: /blabla/medias/...
>
> Is there a way to tell the VideoDisplay component to
load a relative path
> starting at the level where the webpage is?
Relative paths are_always_ relative to the swf, regardless of
the media
type. Note that media is actually _already_ plural ;-).
So try:
"./medias/test.flv"
or possibly
"../medias/test.flv"

BlackBerry Media Sync Hangs on "Loading music library..."

Here is the BlackBerry Media Sync Log
[30000] (16/06 1:31:21):{1} Current Date: 2010/06/16
[50001] (16/06 1:31:21):{1} (Debug Log Level: 4)
[50001] (16/06 1:31:21):{1} (Event Log Level: -1)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{1} (Constructing Media Sync API...)
[38017] (16/06 1:31:22):{1} (3.0.0.39)
[38018] (16/06 1:31:22):{1} (0.0.0.0)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{6} (Initializing Media Sync API...)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (TASK: Service Startup, STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Checking for iTunes Version...)
[40003] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} EXCEPTION: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException -- MESSAGE: Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {D719897A-B07A-4C0C-AEA9-9B663A28DFCB} failed due to the following error: 80040154. -- COM ERROR CODE: -2147221164 (80040154) -- STACK:    at Rim.Media.Source.iTunes.ITunesDetector.GetITunesVersion()
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Detecting: iTunes)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Complete detection: iTunes, Status = NotInstalled)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Detecting: WMP)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Getting library info...)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Info includes #tracks = 2940, Library ID = 2367277293702742018)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Complete detection: WMP, Status = VersionSupported)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Detecting: PicturesDesktop)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Getting library info...)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Info includes #tracks = -1, Library ID = null)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Complete detection: PicturesDesktop, Status = VersionSupported)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Detecting: PicturesDevice)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Getting library info...)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Info includes #tracks = -1, Library ID = null)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Complete detection: PicturesDevice, Status = VersionSupported)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Setting default media Sources...)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (TASK: Service Startup, STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <CreateServiceStartupTask>b__0())
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (TASK: PictureServiceStartupTask, STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (TASK: Service Startup, STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <CreateServiceStartupTask>b__1())
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (TASK: Service Startup, STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{8} (TASK: MusicServiceStartupTask, STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (TASK: Service Startup, Duration: 201)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (Constructing DataSource: PicturesDesktop)
[38050] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (LoadDataSource: Started loading PicturesDesktop)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (TASK: API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDesktop, STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (TASK: LoadMusicSourceTask, STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{8} (TASK: MusicServiceStartupTask, STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <StartUp>b__6())
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{8} (TASK: MusicServiceStartupTask, STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{8} (TASK: MusicServiceStartupTask, Duration: 13)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (Constructing DataSource: WMP)
[38050] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (LoadDataSource: Started loading WMP)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (TASK: Load_Picture_Library, STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (TASK: API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_WMP, STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[38050] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (Loading datasource from Rim.Media.Source.Pictures.PictureDataSourceLoader)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{9} (TASK: Load_WMP_Library_On_STA, STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[38050] (16/06 1:31:22):{9} (Loading datasource from Rim.Media.Source.WindowsMedia.WMPDataSourceLoader)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{9} (TASK: Load_WMP_Library_On_STA, STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: Void <LoadLibrarySTA>b__0(), ERROR: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
   at Rim.Application.Utilities.FileSystem.FullPath.IsSamePath(IFullPath sourcePath)
   at Rim.Media.Source.WindowsMedia.WMPDataSourceLoader.WMPLibrary.IsInWMPAutoPlaylistLocation(IFilePath path)
   at Rim.Media.Source.WindowsMedia.WMPDataSourceLoader.WMPLibrary.<GetWMPAudioPlaylistsAsWMPMedia>d__24.MoveNext()
   at Rim.Media.Source.WindowsMedia.WMPDataSourceLoader.WMPLibrary.<get_Tracks>d__6.MoveNext()
   at Rim.Media.Source.Music.MusicLibrary.GetLibrary(IReadOnlyLibrarySimple importer, ICancelable task)
   at Rim.Media.Source.WindowsMedia.WMPDataSourceLoader.LoadLibrary(ICancelable task)
   at Rim.Media.Source.WindowsMedia.WMPDataSource.LoadLibrary(Boolean firstLoad, ICancelable task)
   at Rim.Media.Source.WindowsMedia.WMPDataSource.<>c__DisplayClass1.<LoadLibrarySTA>b__0()
   at Rim.Application.Tasks.Task.RunOneOperation())
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{9} (TASK: Load_WMP_Library_On_STA, STATE: Failed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{9} (TASK: Load_WMP_Library_On_STA, Duration: 62)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (TASK: API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_WMP, STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <GetLoadDataSourceTask>b__d(), ERROR: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
   at Rim.Media.Sync.BBMusicSyncAPI.<GetLoadDataSourceTask>b__f(Exception e)
   at Rim.Application.Tasks.Task.RunOneOperation()
   at Rim.Application.Tasks.Task.Run()
   at Rim.Media.Sync.BBMusicSyncAPI.LoadDataSource(MediaSource mediaSource, ICancelable parentTask)
   at Rim.Media.Sync.BBMusicSyncAPI.LoadMusicSource(MediaSource source, ICancelable task)
   at Rim.Media.Sync.MusicService.<>c__DisplayClassc.<ProcessMusicSourceRequest>b__a()
   at Rim.Application.Tasks.Task.RunOneOperation())
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (TASK: LoadMusicSourceTask, STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: Void <ProcessMusicSourceRequest>b__a(), ERROR: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
   at Rim.Media.Sync.BBMusicSyncAPI.<GetLoadDataSourceTask>b__f(Exception e)
   at Rim.Application.Tasks.Task.RunOneOperation()
   at Rim.Application.Tasks.Task.Run()
   at Rim.Media.Sync.BBMusicSyncAPI.LoadDataSource(MediaSource mediaSource, ICancelable parentTask)
   at Rim.Media.Sync.BBMusicSyncAPI.LoadMusicSource(MediaSource source, ICancelable task)
   at Rim.Media.Sync.MusicService.<>c__DisplayClassc.<ProcessMusicSourceRequest>b__a()
   at Rim.Application.Tasks.Task.RunOneOperation())
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (TASK: LoadMusicSourceTask, STATE: Failed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{4} (TASK: LoadMusicSourceTask, Duration: 70)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{6} (Device file access monitor created.)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{6} (Specific device requested: False)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{6} (Device found: 312B7079)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{6} (Total devices found: 1)
[37001] (16/06 1:31:22):{6} Log Cleaning Started.
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{B} (DevMan(1) - Searching for connected device: 312B7079)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:22):{B} (DevMan(2) - Found connected device: 312B7079)
[50002] (16/06 1:31:22):{B} (BlackBerry Connect: Started)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (TASK: Load_Picture_Library, STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <LoadLibraryUsingTask>b__0())
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (TASK: Load_Picture_Library, STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (TASK: Load_Picture_Library, Duration: 116)
[19036] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (Library Refresh Complete for MediaSource: PicturesDesktop)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (TASK: API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDesktop, STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <GetLoadDataSourceTask>b__d())
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (TASK: API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDesktop, STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (TASK: API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDesktop, Duration: 152)
[38050] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (LoadDataSource: Finished)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (TASK: PictureServiceStartupTask, STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <StartUp>b__3())
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (TASK: PictureServiceStartupTask, STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:22):{3} (TASK: PictureServiceStartupTask, Duration: 178)
[38036] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (312B7079: Connected)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Model: 9550, JavaAppsVersion: 5.0.0.607)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Retrieving mass storage volumes, attempt = 1)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Now looking at the volumes found on the device.)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Checking mass storage volumes to see if they are ready...)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (--> Mass storage volume: vol.Path = I:\, vol.IsMediaMounted = True)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (--> Mass storage volume: vol.Path = J:\, vol.IsMediaMounted = True)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Done looking at volumes. Attempt: 1, Volume are ready: True)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Enabling drive (I:\), Attempt = 1)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Waiting until drive is ready (I:\)...)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Verified drive is ready (I:\).)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Ensuring Media Paths Exist (I:\).)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Drive state (I:\) - ENABLED)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Enabling drive (J:\), Attempt = 1)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Waiting until drive is ready (J:\)...)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Verified drive is ready (J:\).)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Ensuring Media Paths Exist (J:\).)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Drive state (J:\) - ENABLED)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Processing results of drive intialization.)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Number of successful drives: 2)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Number of failed drives: 0)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (End, Successful = True)
[50002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (BlackBerry Connect: Finished)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Ensuring Media Paths Exist (I:\).)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Ensuring Media Paths Exist (J:\).)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:24):{B} (Setting default drive: {0}J:\BlackBerry)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:25):{8} (TASK: Reload picture destination, STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:25):{E} (Constructing DataSource: PicturesDevice)
[38050] (16/06 1:31:25):{E} (LoadDataSource: Started loading PicturesDevice)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:25):{E} (TASK: API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDevice, STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:25):{E} (TASK: Load_Picture_Library, STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[38050] (16/06 1:31:25):{E} (Loading datasource from Rim.Media.Source.Pictures.PictureDataSourceLoader)
[40002] (16/06 1:31:25):{E} (Reading device volumes...)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:25):{E} (TASK: Load_Picture_Library, STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <LoadLibraryUsingTask>b__0())
[30004] (16/06 1:31:25):{E} (TASK: Load_Picture_Library, STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:25):{E} (TASK: Load_Picture_Library, Duration: 14)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:25):{E} (TASK: API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDevice, STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <GetLoadDataSourceTask>b__d())
[30004] (16/06 1:31:25):{E} (TASK: API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDevice, STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none)
[30004] (16/06 1:31:25):{E} (TASK: API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDevice, Duration: 15)
[38050] (16/06 1:31:25):{E} (LoadDataSource: Finished)

Hi Icetreay:
Thanks for reporting this.
It looks like we make assumptions about where the physical playlists in Windows Media Player are stored on the computer. They usually reside in a folder like: C:\Users\username\Music\Playlists\test.wpl
However, you must have a playlist located outside of this folder and it’s causing Media Sync to fail.
You could do a search of your computer to find all *.wpl files.
The ones that would cause us problems are playlists that are near the root. Ie
C:\myplaylist\list.wpl
C:\myplaylists\lists\list.wpl
If you move or delete these playlists, we should work again.
This issue will be fixed in the next version.
Cheers
M
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