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<blockquote data-quote="psykix" data-source="post: 915276" data-attributes="member: 96309">On Windows, whenever I added a movie, it changed the modified timestamp to the current date/time.I now use a QNAP, and that doesn't alter the date or time on a rename or a file move, so adding a 2009 film, it remains as an old movie.&nbsp;I know I can use 'current' but that will screw up the next time I do a reinstall of MP and reimport the movies - or am I misunderstanding?&nbsp;Basically on the QNAP, when a movie is moved to the final destination (movies folder) the movie keeps the file creation date and the file modified date the same. The folder that it is moved to does update with the current timestamp though.&nbsp;It may be a problem with the renaming software - maybe I can get that to do a post-process script to update the timestamp!&nbsp;I'm muddling through this a little, as I am pretty new to the QNAP (all worked fine on Windows!)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="psykix, post: 915276, member: 96309"] On Windows, whenever I added a movie, it changed the modified timestamp to the current date/time. I now use a QNAP, and that doesn't alter the date or time on a rename or a file move, so adding a 2009 film, it remains as an old movie. I know I can use 'current' but that will screw up the next time I do a reinstall of MP and reimport the movies - or am I misunderstanding? Basically on the QNAP, when a movie is moved to the final destination (movies folder) the movie keeps the file creation date and the file modified date the same. The folder that it is moved to does update with the current timestamp though. It may be a problem with the renaming software - maybe I can get that to do a post-process script to update the timestamp! I'm muddling through this a little, as I am pretty new to the QNAP (all worked fine on Windows!) [/QUOTE]

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