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More => Old Versions => Media Center 11 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: labambo on June 22, 2004, 12:52:29 am
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Hi all!
I am Dj and have to work this friday. I am using MediaCenter to go through my files and to make playlists for certain situation. Yesterday I was sitting in the car with my laptop doing that again.
Unfortunately the power suddenly went off due to low battery.
Since then, whenever I am trying to oben MediaCenter, it tells me that the library is corrupt.
However, I urgently need my playlists on Friday!!!
I already tried to open a new library and change the places of the two playlist.jmd. That didn't work.
Whoever has the possibility to repair my library, PLEASE HELP!!
You can find the Library under:
http://www.gmx.de/mc/tCORjOZ3W6Y2GdN4XFdUf25ITR8DJv
>> klick on "MediaCenter starten"
>> klick on Library.zip
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Your mediafiles.jmd is all scrambled.
I think your only hope is that maybe you have a library backup somewhere.
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Hi Matt,
How about adding a feature that it automatically backs up your Library every xx days?
I never remember to back up my Library and think that this may be a good addition...
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Media Center 11 makes a backup during library import / update.
We may allow automatic scheduling of that new tool.
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Your mediafiles.jmd is all scrambled.
I think your only hope is that maybe you have a library backup somewhere.
Is there no way to repair it?? Maybe doing some work in the code???
I don't care about the mediafiles.. I only need my playlists..
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Playlists are stored in playlistx.jmd (same dir as mediafiles.jmd)
If the main library is mangled..chances are its the same with that file too
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well... like I said. I already tried to create a new library and than switch the new createt plalistsx.jmd with the one of my old library.
Doing this, MediaCenter is even starting up properly and I can even see the playlists in my playlist folder. However, there are now songs in the playlists.
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Sorry labambo, but I think you'll have to start over if you don't have a backup.
Your mediafiles database looks like random junk. Maybe a data recovery tool could help.
To everyone else: make a backup once in a while so this can't happen.
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okay....
thanks for trying
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Are you running XP? Would a system restore work? Some file types (e.g. documents) are not covered by system restore but there's a good chance that .jmd will be backed up.
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WinME has this feature too, I think.