I recently made a switch over to Linux from Windows. Loved Media Center for Windows and was ecstatic to see a linux version. I installed version 25 and the library import worked perfectly, then I went to install my key and realized you have to pay for a new key for linux. This is a little ridiculous but not my issue. So, I realized, if I have to buy a new key I might as well try out the new version, so I downloaded and installed the new version 26, and the most recent stable release. I go to import my library again and have had nothing but issues since. It imported my library 5 or 6 times and now I have a library full of duplicates of every single file. I goto clear my library and the program instantly freezes up and I have to xkill to be able to try again. Also since the library is now 500k + files, it is really struggling. So I uninstalled and went back to 25 and it works perfect. So i tried to install 26 again, but my library is automatically restored to the one with 5 to 6 duplicates of each file. So I'm stuck here. I want to just purchase version 25 and move on, but you cant. Also, you all should consider just an easy upgrade to a master license so I dont have to blow $120 especially since I no longer use the windows version, but like I said that's not my issue today. Any help removing all these duplicates or being to force clear or delete my library so I can try again would be greatly appreciated.
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Topic: Duplicate Files Imported To Library (Read 947 times)