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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 20 for Windows => Topic started by: Wolcott on March 25, 2015, 10:57:19 pm
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I just installed a new secondary hard drive because I ran out of room on my C: drive (Window 7). I now have a 2TB F: drive. JRiver V.20 can't find the files unless I browse each album, and I have over 600 albums. I couldn't figure out how to point it to the new drive after trying several options under library. It seemed like I should be able to point it to a new drive and have it create a library from all the music files there, just like it did the first time I installed JRiver. But it kept insisting on pointing to an empty directory. So I uninstalled the program and the library figuring when I reinstalled it, it would create a new library like it magically did the first time I installed it. Instead, I now have a library with about 1/3 of the album covers displayed and many recent albums not listed, even when I do a search for the album name, and the albums all point to the old location on the C: drive. If I go into the F: drive and open the file, it correctly displays the cover and plays the song. How do I start over from scratch and get it to create a new library using the My Music folder on the F: drive? I seem to be making one bad decision after another. Help!
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Tools>import
Tell MC to look for the new folder(s) on the new drive. Once you press ok it'll find them all
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OK that worked. Is there a way to reset the Resent Albums view? I'd like to clean it out completely and start fresh. What is is showing now doesn't make sense.