After removing or moving files, they remain in the series/movie listings and cause error pages when clicked. about muvee HOT 5 CLOSED

Is it a movie or a tvshow? This error points to video.sources == [], e.g., it couldn't find any sources for the video in question. Can you try to confirm / paste in vid = Video.find(4), and examine its vid.sources?

Which screen are you seeing this error on?

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I'd also be interested to see vid.status, could be it still thinks it's a local video and the status didn't get reset properly. Video.find(4).reset_status might do the trick. When there are no sources, it should be remote or transcoding (provided vid.transcodes has records)

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It's a TV show, the screen is the "Others" section under the shows menu. It can't find any sources because the file has been deleted from the filesystem, but muvee seems to think it still exists.

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Ahh yeah, the "Others" section.. it's probably a bit neglected unfortunately; I never use it myself.

I guess this implies the TvShow has no Series associated with it. Perhaps if a TvShow has no sources and no series/transcodes associated with it, it should be destroyed on a reanalyze pass. And if there are transcodes associated with it, but the src paths don't exist anymore, the transcodes should be destroyed.

Thanks for the bug report :) I'll try to look at it sometime soon!

Did you have any other troubles setting up the project? Is it mostly working as expected? Did you have any issues with the Hue code? Afaik if you don't have Hue, the rails server will probably fail to boot. Similarly if you don't have Transmission running

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I actually ran into a couple issues setting up the project, it took me a couple hours, but that's mostly because I'm a ruby novice, (this was my first time using it at all).

The turbograft gem failed to install, on the step where it attempts to reset to a specific git branch. I went back one version in the history of the Gemfile and Gemfile.lock to resolve this.

Hue also failed to install correctly through the bundle, but running gem install hue fixed the issue.

I also ran into a whole bunch of permissions issues with different gems and processes trying to save pid files, but unfortunately I was in top-frustration mode at the time and didn't happen to note anything specific.

Additionally, I discovered that if I terminate the server, it wont start back up again unless I also reload the redis server. The redis server believes it's still connected.

For reference, recreation purposes - I was doing this on an up to date installation of Ubuntu Server 14.04 with a LAMP stack installed and nothing else.

As another note - none of the 'sources' functionality in your screenshots seemed to actually be there, nor was there any reference to interfacing with transmission anywhere. It left me a bit confused.

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