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<blockquote data-quote="dmacleo" data-source="post: 1167014" data-attributes="member: 116342">still dealing with MP1 mostly (so thats where I still have real issues ) and only testing MP2.On MP1 AND MP2 its mostly an issue (for me) in tvserver settings-database import-remove invalid entries.for every ts file converted to mp4 you have to click ok for each file, that can take forever after a few weeks. so I use mysql tool (I forget name of one I use right now) to just remove all pointers to .ts since I have no .ts files. have no make sure no recordings in progress when doing this though.where I watch the actual recorded programs using (usually) a different product (usually wdtv hubs) I have no idea how the video library itself acts in this way but I can see how it would have issues if its database said filename.ts and I had filename.mp4so instead of depending on an import to happen can the system be made to either ignore or (possibly better) just .* wildcard the extension in table at recording end notification?IOW make database look for filename only? or perhaps make this an easily configurable option on tvserver settings so those who leave as .ts don't have to do anything or worry about anything?and this would apply to next MP1 release too please.that make sense?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dmacleo, post: 1167014, member: 116342"] still dealing with MP1 mostly (so thats where I still have real issues ) and only testing MP2. On MP1 AND MP2 its mostly an issue (for me) in tvserver settings-database import-remove invalid entries. for every ts file converted to mp4 you have to click ok for each file, that can take forever after a few weeks. so I use mysql tool (I forget name of one I use right now) to just remove all pointers to .ts since I have no .ts files. have no make sure no recordings in progress when doing this though. where I watch the actual recorded programs using (usually) a different product (usually wdtv hubs) I have no idea how the video library itself acts in this way but I can see how it would have issues if its database said filename.ts and I had filename.mp4 so instead of depending on an import to happen can the system be made to either ignore or (possibly better) just .* wildcard the extension in table at recording end notification? IOW make database look for filename only? or perhaps make this an easily configurable option on tvserver settings so those who leave as .ts don't have to do anything or worry about anything? and this would apply to next MP1 release too please. that make sense? [/QUOTE]

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