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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 20 for Windows => Topic started by: flac.rules on February 07, 2015, 08:49:25 am
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I guess its understandable, but the local library is not backed up (automatically) when you are connected to a remote library with the client. It would be nice if it did however, the library content itself isn't as important of course, but a lot of the settings are stored in the "local library", (like for instance remote commands and so on)
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The Local Library will have been backed up the last time it was used, though. So what difference does it make?
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There are a lot of things that get backed up when the library is backed up that aren't necessarily related to the library as a database.
He's concerned that changes to local configuration settings (like audio output modes or remote commands) will not be backed up. You can change your local config while using a remote library. If you make (for example) a lot of changes to DSP on a library client those don't necessarily get automatically backed up anywhere (unless you switch to a local library for some reason periodically).
It might be nice if local configuration settings got auto-backed up on a different track from the library/database. As it is it's just something you have to remember to do manually when making changes on clients.
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The Local Library will have been backed up the last time it was used, though. So what difference does it make?
As mwilliams said, you can make a lot of changes that you want to keep without using the local library.
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Yeah. That's true.