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<blockquote data-quote="Arkard" data-source="post: 840804" data-attributes="member: 82415">AW: Moving Pictures send Movies back to ImporterToday it happened again, but this time I found something in the old.log:04-Feb-2012 14:07:32&nbsp; Info [DatabaseMaintenanceM]: Invalid file: F:\File1.mkv (does not exist) 04-Feb-2012 14:07:38&nbsp; Info [&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; MovieImporter]: Removing: File1.mkv 04-Feb-2012 14:07:38&nbsp; Info [&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; DBLocalMedia]: Removing 'File1.mkv' and associated movie. and so on with File2....File1.mkv stands for the movies on my external disc. So it seems, that if the external HD is not connected, the importer can't find the movies and deletes them from the database.The next time I will connect the external HD, the importer will add the files as new.It should be like in mytvseries, which shows the non-existing files in another color.Or is it my fault and I messed up in the configuration?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arkard, post: 840804, member: 82415"] [b]AW: Moving Pictures send Movies back to Importer[/b] Today it happened again, but this time I found something in the old.log: 04-Feb-2012 14:07:32 Info [DatabaseMaintenanceM]: Invalid file: F:\File1.mkv (does not exist) 04-Feb-2012 14:07:38 Info [ MovieImporter]: Removing: File1.mkv 04-Feb-2012 14:07:38 Info [ DBLocalMedia]: Removing 'File1.mkv' and associated movie. and so on with File2.... File1.mkv stands for the movies on my external disc. So it seems, that if the external HD is not connected, the importer can't find the movies and deletes them from the database. The next time I will connect the external HD, the importer will add the files as new. It should be like in mytvseries, which shows the non-existing files in another color. Or is it my fault and I messed up in the configuration? [/QUOTE]

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