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Title: Right click on folder import ignores "Update for external changes" setting
Post by: mark_h on December 20, 2007, 08:56:52 am
I have "Update for external changes" unchecked and yet when I right click on an artist folder and import into Media Center it does "update for external changes" for any of the existing albums.   So, how do I stop MC from updating for external changes when importing from outside of MC?

Thanks,

Mark

Title: Re: Right click on folder import ignores "Update for external changes" setting
Post by: leezer3 on December 20, 2007, 09:46:17 am
I'd have thought that thats by design, as you've specifically asked it to look at all the files in that folder?
Try monitoring the folder with auto-import instead I would think :)

-Leezer-
Title: Re: Right click on folder import ignores "Update for external changes" setting
Post by: mark_h on December 20, 2007, 10:39:53 am
If by design, I'd like it changed to respect my wishes not to update for external changes :)

Monitoring the folders is no good - as soon as I rip, I copy the folders from my rip PC onto my raid server and then I immediately import the files ready for processing - I don't want to wait an unspecified time for the software to notice that there are some new files which need processing...

Cheers,

Mark
Title: Re: Right click on folder import ignores "Update for external changes" setting
Post by: Matt on December 20, 2007, 10:43:50 am
It is by design.

If you manually force an import, tags will be re-read.  Why is that a problem?
Title: Re: Right click on folder import ignores "Update for external changes" setting
Post by: mark_h on December 20, 2007, 10:48:59 am
Thanks Matt.

I suppose it's because I don't view shell import as a "forced" re-import, but more as a "look for new files and import" - in exactly the same was as if you were to re-run auto-import on your collection folder...

I guess I need to change my way of thinking.

Mark