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Sorry, I could have been more clear. All video information is stored in a table called 'movie'. This table stores information about any kind of video; i.e. any allowed extension. There is also a 'movieinfo' table that stores information about films and is linked to the movie table. The dateAdded and lastupdate fields were stored in movieinfo and I moved them to movie so that we know when all videos were updated - not just films.

The refactored version should do everything it used to do except that it has a multi-user database.

MP1 doesn't handle radio recordings as well as it handles video recordings and I ended up writing my own radio player a couple of years ago - before I started to look at MP1 code. I haven't really looked at the radio code yet. I guess I could have a look at making radio processing mirror video processing at some time in the future though.

In the meantime, I will have a look at what currently happens to radio playback and get back to you.

<blockquote data-quote="Anthony Vaughan" data-source="post: 1288410" data-attributes="member: 153283">Sorry, I could have been more clear. All video information is stored in a table called 'movie'. This table stores information about any kind of video; i.e. any allowed extension. There is also a 'movieinfo' table that stores information about films and is linked to the movie table. The dateAdded and lastupdate fields were stored in movieinfo and I moved them to movie so that we know when all videos were updated - not just films.The refactored version should do everything it used to do except that it has a multi-user database.MP1 doesn't handle radio recordings as well as it handles video recordings and I ended up writing my own radio player a couple of years ago - before I started to look at MP1 code. I haven't really looked at the radio code yet. I guess I could have a look at making radio processing mirror video processing at some time in the future though.In the meantime, I will have a look at what currently happens to radio playback and get back to you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anthony Vaughan, post: 1288410, member: 153283"] Sorry, I could have been more clear. All video information is stored in a table called 'movie'. This table stores information about any kind of video; i.e. any allowed extension. There is also a 'movieinfo' table that stores information about films and is linked to the movie table. The dateAdded and lastupdate fields were stored in movieinfo and I moved them to movie so that we know when all videos were updated - not just films. The refactored version should do everything it used to do except that it has a multi-user database. MP1 doesn't handle radio recordings as well as it handles video recordings and I ended up writing my own radio player a couple of years ago - before I started to look at MP1 code. I haven't really looked at the radio code yet. I guess I could have a look at making radio processing mirror video processing at some time in the future though. In the meantime, I will have a look at what currently happens to radio playback and get back to you. [/QUOTE]