I've now downgraded to Media 1.x-rc1 and am using the sept 22 dev version of Media Browser Plus with Multiform 7.x-1.0-beta2.

Without MBP enabled, there are 7 images already in the media library. When I enabled MBP and click "Select Media" button, I see these error messages at the top of the overlay.

Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in _media_browser_plus_folder_list() (line 1147 of /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/hhp2011/sites/all/modules/media_browser_plus/media_browser_plus.module).
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in media_browser_plus_grid_view_form() (line 1786 of /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/hhp2011/sites/all/modules/media_browser_plus/media_browser_plus.module).

When I select the "Library Plus" tab it says "No folders created yet" and a spinning progress graphic is shown with no images from the library.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

OK so looking at the code, this seems to be failing because no folders exist. Ultimately, will the module expect to see at least one folder existing or can the user choose not to use folders at all?

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eiriksm
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Don't know if it is directly related, but I had the same problem with "No folders created yet" and a spinning progress graphic is shown with no images from the library..

Solved it by disabling the module and uninstalling the module before enabling it again. If you as me, had the beta3 (or something else) first installed, it may be the problem.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

Thanks Eirik, that absolutely did help. I'm now seeing "Media Root" as a default folder but not any of the 7 images that I've already uploaded to the library and are visible if MBP is disabled. Is that the expected behaviour?

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Obviously i am not a maintainer of this and don't have any first hand info, but from what i understand the installation tries to move media objects to the media root. be aware that media objects are not the same as pictures from an image field, this is files from a media field. you could try one of these, might be useful, might not mean anything for your problem:

1. check your permissions for the folders in question
2. just move (or copy) the files to the media root
3. set the media root to where your files are located.

also be sure that the file system settings does not point to a completely different place and so on (public/private etc).

Again, i am probably not the best person to answer, just pointing out what i have come to know through use of the module.

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jozzhart commented

After trying the methods above, I found I had to also manually add the "Media Folders" taxonomy Vocabulary.