Mon Nov 04, 2013 4:44 am by venkat1926
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Thank you very much for all the help. I am able to solve the problem at least partially. I am able to add online resources (rss feeds) some urls and I succeeded to get them on the TV.
I am guessing the problem which I had previously. As C drive is my systems drive and once in six to twelve month due to some reason I need to reformat C drive and add the system files from the CD. I lose the software I have added later. So I park all my software other than the system software in my D drive which normally remains ok. I also periodically back up the files in this drive D and also data files in third drive E in DVDs periodically so that I can restore them any time.
In installing software serviio also I parked it in D drive and serviio console recognized in the software parked in D. Subsequently due to some mistake I parked software (how I did it I am not clear) in C drive also and all the changes you and others have suggested in c drive files and not in D drive files. When I thought this could be the problem the changes I made in C drive serviio I transferred to D drive serrviio and C drive serviio files moved to recycle Bin (temporarily). Then I find that at least some of the urls added In the serviioo console In Library-online resources –online rssfeeds/atom feeds are seen in the TV source “all share-serviio”. One or two urls are not there perhaps the urls are not correct for serviio. I am also able to view those videos with valid urls.
Now another problem arose. The video runs for 15-20 minutes and then servioo disconnected. There are series of threads under this subject in serviio forum but no reliable solution is available
From the log during the time of disconnection the extracts are given below
Log begins
2013-11-03 18:42:56,319 DEBUG [FeedParser] Failed feed sample: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/x...
2013-11-03 18:42:56,319 DEBUG [FeedParser] Feed failed parsing (Invalid XML: Error on line 7: The reference to entity "cache" must end with the ';' delimiter.), trying BOM detection
2013-11-03 18:42:56,324 WARN [FeedUpdaterThread] An unexpected error occured while parsing the online resource, will continue
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid document
at com.sun.syndication.io.WireFeedInput.build
Log ends
do you have any solution. I tried reopening the feed in TV and try to use fast forward (inTV remote) and in one case I get error “not available”
once again thank you for all the patience you had in helping me.,