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<blockquote data-quote="longdogs" data-source="post: 1095239" data-attributes="member: 100430"><p>Hi, I am moving my media from network shares to a NAS, exactly the same file format except that the path changes from //MYPC/Movies/ to //DISKSTATION/Movies/ etc. I don't want to import my movies and TV series again and lose all the other stored info such as the watched/unwatched etc status. So far my research has found "use SQLite Browser to edit the databases". It is easy enough to edit the import paths to the new paths, but then I see in the "local path" the old network shares path for the thousands of media files, these would need changing to I guess. I don't see any find and replace in SQLite.</p><p></p><p>How do you do you change the local paths and not lose the rest of the information stored in the database?</p><p></p><p>Thanks in advance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="longdogs, post: 1095239, member: 100430"] Hi, I am moving my media from network shares to a NAS, exactly the same file format except that the path changes from //MYPC/Movies/ to //DISKSTATION/Movies/ etc. I don't want to import my movies and TV series again and lose all the other stored info such as the watched/unwatched etc status. So far my research has found "use SQLite Browser to edit the databases". It is easy enough to edit the import paths to the new paths, but then I see in the "local path" the old network shares path for the thousands of media files, these would need changing to I guess. I don't see any find and replace in SQLite. How do you do you change the local paths and not lose the rest of the information stored in the database? Thanks in advance. [/QUOTE]
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