Yes, the client automatically updates the server. It's a convenience feature. You download the new client, but it requires a newer server version. Rather than crippling the system, the client uploads the new CCC to the server, and the server updates itself.

Downgrades are manual. Just close CCC ...

Just one of the many joys of being an ardent My Movies user...

This is an issue I've struggled with for years. I've reported it to the compiler developer years ago. I've spent many hundreds of hours troubleshooting and trying to solve it.

My best advice to you is that it is unlikely to be resolved. I will look at it further, but I don't want to get your hopes ...

Okay, great thank you. So I am looking at the correct series, and I can see that it is indeed a Blu-ray.

But the MPLS #'s are missing. These are required for Blu-ray episodes.

This is a common issue in My Movies. Apologies, I don't remember if I've had this discussion with you before, but it's one ...

Are you positive it's a blu-ray series? And are you positive it's playing with MPC-BE?

It sure looks like DVD data to me. No MPLS #'s.

What DVD player?

For reference, here is the error message that shows if you have an unsupported scaling factor:

This CMC version does not support Windows Display Scaling at 175%, 225%, or 350%.

You currently have Display Scaling set to [YOUR VALUE HERE]%, which causes CMC to crash to desktop without any error ...

Looks like the crash is happening when the form is adjusting it's size, probably to fit your screen resolution.

What is your screen resolution? In the crash report, I see something crazy like 1707 x 1067, which makes no sense to me.

EDIT: I just went back and re-reviewed the original debug logs ...

Did you zip it?

With Debug Logging enabled, open and close CMC. That should generate the CMC_MovieDB.xml file. Please send that to me.

Oh, and be sure to tell me what TV series is having the problem.