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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 1099877" data-attributes="member: 18896">The MovPic watcher is very quick, if you 'move' a file from one location to the other, it might pick up the removal, before it picks up the re-adding, which then causes it to remove it from database and reimport it. Simply close MediaPortal/MovPic-config, move the files you want to, and as long as they are re-added to a proper MovPic import folder aware location, then only the path will be updated.&nbsp;Otherwise if you stumbled upon a bug, then you will have to provide debug-verbosity log files and the reproducable steps you did to cause the error to happen. I can also give you the batch files I use that scans my movingpictures.log file for all the move/delete/import actions to allow for an easy verification afterwards. Due to concurrent RDP this is easy for me to do even with MediaPortal running, but you can also share the log folder and use another system.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 1099877, member: 18896"] The MovPic watcher is very quick, if you 'move' a file from one location to the other, it might pick up the removal, before it picks up the re-adding, which then causes it to remove it from database and reimport it. Simply close MediaPortal/MovPic-config, move the files you want to, and as long as they are re-added to a proper MovPic import folder aware location, then only the path will be updated. Otherwise if you stumbled upon a bug, then you will have to provide debug-verbosity log files and the reproducable steps you did to cause the error to happen. I can also give you the batch files I use that scans my movingpictures.log file for all the move/delete/import actions to allow for an easy verification afterwards. Due to concurrent RDP this is easy for me to do even with MediaPortal running, but you can also share the log folder and use another system. [/QUOTE]

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