Example to open: thumbs_viewer.exe Thumbs.dbExample to save thumbnails: thumbs_viewer.exe -o Output Thumbs.dbExample to save a CSV (comma-separated values) file: thumbs_viewer.exe -c example.csv Thumbs.db
I had a similar problem after I converted .png icons to .webp format. The file was created in the xxhdpi folder and not used. I didn't remember creating or using photothumbs.db in any of my app's xml and java files. The error was cleared after simply deleting the photothumbs.db file. Create a backup copy of the file anyway for safety before deleting it.
Dec Photothumb Db Viewer
Remove photothumb.db file from drawable to asset directory. If asset directory is not there then right click on main > New > directory > assets and then create.Place your db file there and you are good to go.
I've also been doing a lot of looking at my PHD2 log files from this last week in the PEMPro log viewer application. This application allows you to subtract drift, as well as, add back guider moves. What that show me, if I'm understanding this correctly, is my PE while I'm actually guiding. Interestingly my PE, at other parts of the sky (away from DEC 0 and the meridian) is pretty good and much more in line with what my buddy was getting this last Saturday.
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I read the other posts with similar titles, but nothing proposed there worked for me: I have no-mods running (except for mapviewer that's been there since the start) and server (and/or client) restarts didn't help at all. 2ff7e9595c
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