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<blockquote data-quote="CyberSimian" data-source="post: 1291540" data-attributes="member: 141969">I have no experience of the &quot;Moving Pictures&quot; plugin (when I record a movie, I just use the description that is contained in the EPG). However, if MP can see the new files but not the old ones, possibly it is a permissions issue?Since I have started using Windows 10 on my laptop (only at the start of 2022!), I have had several cases where for whatever reason, one or more files became inaccessible due to permissions. Fortunately, there is a panel in Windows that allows you to reset the permissions, and give everyone access.In your case, it may be the permissions on the NAS that is causing the problem, i.e. Linux permissions rather than Windows permissions. If the old files have permissions that indicate that they belong to some other program, Linux may prevent MP (or is that &quot;Moving Pictures&quot;?) being able to see the files.-- from CyberSimian in the UK</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CyberSimian, post: 1291540, member: 141969"] I have no experience of the "Moving Pictures" plugin (when I record a movie, I just use the description that is contained in the EPG). However, if MP can see the new files but not the old ones, possibly it is a permissions issue? Since I have started using Windows 10 on my laptop (only at the start of 2022!), I have had several cases where for whatever reason, one or more files became inaccessible due to permissions. Fortunately, there is a panel in Windows that allows you to reset the permissions, and give everyone access. In your case, it may be the permissions on the NAS that is causing the problem, i.e. Linux permissions rather than Windows permissions. If the old files have permissions that indicate that they belong to some other program, Linux may prevent MP (or is that "Moving Pictures"?) being able to see the files. -- from CyberSimian in the UK [/QUOTE]

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