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[azzmo]

After reinstalling Windows 10 I imported my library.

Problems:

• New songs in my Music folder do not get added to my JRiver library until I manually play the songs. It used to automatically add them. JRiver is set to use this folder, so it should be seeing them.
• I can no longer assign remote control commands. Previously, I'd click "learn command" and press a button and it would react. Now it ignores my input entirely

I've tried:

• Imported library backup files from ~user/documents/JRiver using the File->Library->Import function
• Manually added files into ~user/AppData/Roaming/JRiver
• Reinstalled JRiver 22

In all cases, the initial problem persists.

What is the best way of recovering from a Windows crash?

Is there a method to recover from the Windows crash in which everything returns to normal, including having recovering into the "main library" classification (instead of using a second or third option on the list)?

[JimH]

Check your auto import options for both directories and file types.  The wiki has a topic on Import.

[azzmo]

Thanks Jim.

Any idea why (tools->options->remote control->commands->"start learning") would ignore input in a system with the same keyboard? It just sits at "Learning..." until I manually click "Stop Learning".

For the file import system, I have a quick suggestion:

I assumed that my system was pointed to my music folder because of this:


The fix was to go into the the "Configure auto-import" settings. I propose adding an indication that this step is required. Perhaps, if no folder is pointed to, it looks like this (with informative text):