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More => Old Versions => Media Center 11 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: molarman on April 06, 2003, 07:58:57 am
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My MP3s are stored on my HDD by [artist/album] as subdirectories of "C:\My Data\My Music". I have 5 "jmd" files in the "My Music" folder. They are as follows:
browser.jmd
curplaylist.jmd
mediafiles.jmd
playlistx.jmd
removable.jmd
Are these MC9 files? Should they be there? What would happen if I deleted them?
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Those are the library files. If they are not currently in use, it's safe to delete. Look in the Library Manager in MC to determine where the library is. Use caution when moving/deleting them. I would backup your libraries first.
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Well the library manager states that the library is in a totally different location (C:\Program Files\J River\Media Center\Data). I have the same 5 files then in each of these 2 locations on my HDD. The files in the path above, are more recent (4/5) whereas the files in "My Music" are dated 3/27. I would assume then, that it would be safe to delete the older files. Sound right?
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Rename the directory or files to see if everything runs ok first.
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Sounds right to me. I don't understand why those libarary files would be in your music folder unless you or MC copied them there.
C:\Program Files\J River\Media Center\Data is the default library path. In Library Manager, there should be an arrow pointing to the current library. You can have multiple libraries in MC.
If "C:\My Data\My Music\" is not listed in Library Manager, you can click on 'add' and type that path in the box and give it a name in the first box.. Once you done that, you can open those library files and see what's in them.
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You could have files in two or more places if you have two or more libraries.
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Well I never knew of a second library. I certainly never requested or intentionally created a second library.
I opened the second (older) library and it appears to be nothing more than an older version of my current library. I deleted it from the library manager, renamed the files, and then put them in the recyle bin.