I would check file, folder, and mount point permissions. I don't know how kodi works, but my instinct says check those first.
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It does sound like a cache problem
I installed Open Wizard and cleared the cache with no success, but I think I found where the problem was coming from.
I ain’t sure yet and we’ll see if it happens again, but setting automount for the hard drive probably changed the path and Kodi couldn’t find the movie related to the thumbnail in the library anymore.
If it was just this, the error message should have been clearer to be honest..
It's directing you to the kodi.log if that file is empty you have an issue outside of Kodi. It's usually quite verbose, maybe it can't write to the directory
I'm excited about having an impressive digital library with all the blurays/dvds I've bought and ripped over the years!
Btw not sure if you know this but you can add stubs to your library pointing to discs. When you try to play one of these stubs it'll direct you to insert the associated disc.
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