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[Zlogmein]

After I add folder to library D:\Films, program deleted all video file isntead creates some files with extantions .jmd
What heppens? What restore files?
At start I thouth that files were removed to folder in C:\Documents and Settings\%user%\... but files had large, it's not

[JimH]

What build of MC14 are you using?

jmd files are the database files for MC.  Did you locate the database files in the same directory as your video files?

[Zlogmein]

I use Media Center 14.0.159
Yes, I only add folder D:\Films to library over Media Librariers and then click Load.

[Alex B]

Oops...

Seems like you created a new library database to "D:\Films" with Library Manager.

Library Manager is a tool for handling the library databases. It is not for defining the media file locations. The import features & settings are in Tools > Import... (and also in Tools > Options > Library & Folders > Auto-Import Folders...)

Matt from JRiver has said this:
"The program requires full control over its library folder, and deletes files in that folder that are obsolete or foreign."


The old files in the root of "D:\Films" are probably now deleted. Any subfolders in there should still be intact.

I hope you have backup files. Otherwise you can only try some file recovery tool. For instance: Recuva. It is free and quite good.

-- Don't do any further changes to your D: drive (don't save, change or delete any files)
-- Download and install Recuva. (Take care that nothing goes to D:. Install it to some other drive.)
-- Read its instructions and run it to find the deleted files.
-- Recover the files to some other drive. (If you don't already have a backup drive this is a good time to purchase an external drive for storing backup copies.)

I hope this helps and you can recover most of your files (some of them may already be overwritten).