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More => Old Versions => Media Center 16 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: tunetyme on June 01, 2011, 11:48:35 am
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I have a simple problem to solve. I noticed that two tracks are not in my database. I only found these so far. I've tried every method to track it down from track number, name, album, artist auto & artist. I've tried to import the file folder with "ignore files previously removed from library" unchecked. This may be an isolated instance or there may be a lot more in my database. If I click on the file through explorer it plays fine. This was true in .99, .87, and ,86 as well.
Any suggestions?
Tunetyme
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Just to be sure, have you checked what's in the Deleted database?
Create a smartlist with rules:
~d=r ~sort=[Filename]
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Thanks!
What a great tool. The file is not listed. I tried to address this a little differently where I modified the file name with a 1 at the end and was able to successfully import it. One of the two files had a problem with names. Artist, album, and file name were wrong. I have no clue on how that happened. I suspect that the other has the same problem. The challenge is to track it down. Currently I have added the missing file with a 1 on the end and I am sure I will find the other missed named entry. I love those starbursts in the cover art field.
The next question is, what do I do with the deleted file listing. Mine is quite large since I've moving and rearrange my file system again. Sometimes it is just easier to re-import files than do all the edits. There are some many tools in MC that really allow me to clean up my database as I move the files over to a server.
What other great tools that I am not aware of?
Tunetyme
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The next question is, what do I do with the deleted file listing.
Well, you can leave them alone, or delete them. They tell MC what files not to include during imports. If you want a file to be re-considered for import, you can delete the corresponding entry in the Deleted (aka: Removed) database.
What other great tools that I am not aware of?
List the ones that you are aware of, then invert that list. :-)