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<blockquote data-quote="gen-x" data-source="post: 660633" data-attributes="member: 107253"><p>I rip all of my own blurays to HDD (kids under 3 = must have backup), and they are scattered across several HDD's. I have a hot swap bay that I use to load the appropriate HDD (I have to refresh device manager for new HDD to be recognized).</p><p></p><p>Can MP support this configuration? Ideally, I'd like to have all of my movies loaded in a visual database like MP, and when I click on something it asks me to insert the appropriate HDD (I would even settle on inputting which drive each movie is on during the setup stage).</p><p></p><p>If not MP, any other program? Thanks! I couldn't figure out what search terms to use for my situation. Most multiple drive users look like they have all the drives active all the time. I only have one HDD active (other than my C: drive).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gen-x, post: 660633, member: 107253"] I rip all of my own blurays to HDD (kids under 3 = must have backup), and they are scattered across several HDD's. I have a hot swap bay that I use to load the appropriate HDD (I have to refresh device manager for new HDD to be recognized). Can MP support this configuration? Ideally, I'd like to have all of my movies loaded in a visual database like MP, and when I click on something it asks me to insert the appropriate HDD (I would even settle on inputting which drive each movie is on during the setup stage). If not MP, any other program? Thanks! I couldn't figure out what search terms to use for my situation. Most multiple drive users look like they have all the drives active all the time. I only have one HDD active (other than my C: drive). [/QUOTE]
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