Which column triggers that error?
Is it only happening with particular files?
Strange, because, despite the error, I can't see it affecting the script's operation. It seems to be network-related, so it may well be a connectivity issue my end I've yet to figure out. It only appears after the considerable time taken to display the associated metadata, so perhaps it's related to that. I'll post an update if I learn anything new.
Is there any way of making the script display bitrate, data rate, and total bitrate columns as well? These do not populate unless Icaros is disabled for mkv files. Windows does then populate these columns, but at the expense of the others being blank that Icaros enabled.
If Icaros is breaking the columns in Explorer as well then that's outside our control. You'd need to take it up with the Icaros developers.
Columns built-in to Opus should work regardless, although I'm not sure if we have columns for all of those things built-in.
Thanks. That's what I thought, unfortunately. I'll keep investigating for a solution.