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More => Old Versions => Media Center 16 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: skeeterfood on April 19, 2011, 11:28:01 pm
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Hi guys,
I've finally switched to using MC for all my TV recording. I have it recording to .ts and I then serve those via MC's DNLA server to my Samsung LN40C650. This has all been working great so far, except for one issue: I have to remote desktop into my HTPC in the basement to delete the shows after I've watched them.
Is there some other way to handle this? I don't think there's any way to delete over DNLA is there? I guess you could add it to Gizmo somehow?
-John
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Is there some other way to handle this? I don't think there's any way to delete over DNLA is there?
I don't think DLNA has any provisions for this.
If you use a Library Server Client (i.e. an HTPC), it would be possible.
There are some auto-delete rules for subscriptions that might help like "Only keep for 10 days", etc.
I guess you could add it to Gizmo somehow?
It might be a nice addition, at least for recorded television. I'm not sure I want Gizmo to be able to delete my music files.
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The issue with the "delete after x days" is that sometimes I get behind and I don't want MC to delete the files until I've watched them. However, I might have watched them, but not my wife, or vice-versa, so even a "delete x days after watching" might not be safe...
I'm not sure I want Gizmo to be able to delete my music files.
I agree, this should only allow deleting recorded television.
-John
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Don't play counts of files update when served by MC server to DLNA/other devices? Maybe there's an opportunity for automation around play count/play time.
Gizmo is (obviously) a different solution.