Normal
The detection logic on local drives is instant to detect a 'new' movie. So unless you move from one folder to another folder on the same drive, it will never be instant enough to prevent a "detect new" + "delete old" from occuring seperate. To prevent that simply ensure Moving-Pictures is not running, move all the files and then launch it back up. Quick way to detect all the movies that properly "moved" without re-importing can be seen via the following batch script: [code]@Echo Offchcp 1252 > nulfind " was renamed to " "C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\log\movingpictures.log"pause[/code]
The detection logic on local drives is instant to detect a 'new' movie. So unless you move from one folder to another folder on the same drive, it will never be instant enough to prevent a "detect new" + "delete old" from occuring seperate. To prevent that simply ensure Moving-Pictures is not running, move all the files and then launch it back up.
Quick way to detect all the movies that properly "moved" without re-importing can be seen via the following batch script:
[code]@Echo Off
chcp 1252 > nul
find " was renamed to " "C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\log\movingpictures.log"
pause[/code]
