Scrapper downloading an html file instead of image
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Re: Found 1 cause of ES Scraper "Error saving resized image" error.
Hello:
Since a few days I'm getting the “Error saving resized image. Out of memory? Disk full?” message when trying to scrap a game. I already verified there is enough disk space and that the permissions for downloaded_images folders are right.
One thing i noticed is that the scrapper is actually donwloading a file, but it is an html file saying the image has moved.
From the log (after exiting emulstation) i get:
Lvl0: Error - file type unknown!
Lvl0: could not initialize texture from memory, invalid data! (File path: , data ptr: 12811888, reported size: 324)
Lvl0: could not resize image!Then I go to
~/.emulationstation/downloaded_images/atari2600and I found there is a jpg file for the game i was tryng to scrap, in this case “River Raid (16k version)-image.jpg” which is 317 bytes in size. When checking its content with CAT, an html code shows:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC “-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN>
<html><head>
<title>302 Found</title>
</head><body>
<h1>Found</h1>
<p>The document has moved <a href=“http://legacy.thegamesdb.net/banners/boxart/original/front/1365-1.jpg”>here</a>.</p>
<hr>
<address>Apache Server at thegamesdb.net port 80</address>
<\body><html>So, might it be possible that there is a recent change on thegamesdb that needs to be updated? I checked that the link provided within this html file is valid and it matches with the game art.
I’m using retropie 4.4.1 on a pi 3 b+ , updated today (may 22nd 2018) via retropie setup script, on a sandisk 16 GB card, 12 GB free
Thanks!
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Hi, I just found another recent theread about the same issue.
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/17904/emulationstation-scraper-saving-html-file-as-image
I open this new one because I was mislead by the terms i used to search, I believe the case can continue on the original theread.
Thanks anyway.
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