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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1130559" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.New version 0.5.2 online. Sorry, but the music part (and for this v 0.6) is not ready jet.Aside some little bugfixes now MP2-Edit is working with a temporary database. For this the MP2 server only needs to be stopped for some seconds at the beginning and another time at the end of the usage of MP2-Edit. So Live-TV and/or scheduled recordings can run while you are working with MP2-Edit. Modifications done to the media library in meantime by other user actions (like saving the playcount of stuff someone is watching with MP2 while you are working on the ML) are lost this way. This did NOT affect the TV part, as TV has it's own database. I believe this is the minor issue compared to have a completely unusable MP2 during the work with MP2-Edit.And I've added the path to the selected video to the movies view, so a user who wants to know which video belongs to the selected movie can see this here. This only is showing useful results if the video is on a &quot;real&quot; path. If it's inside an iso file or a zip archive, the shown path isn't valid...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1130559, member: 109222"] Hi. New version 0.5.2 online. Sorry, but the music part (and for this v 0.6) is not ready jet. Aside some little bugfixes now MP2-Edit is working with a temporary database. For this the MP2 server only needs to be stopped for some seconds at the beginning and another time at the end of the usage of MP2-Edit. So Live-TV and/or scheduled recordings can run while you are working with MP2-Edit. Modifications done to the media library in meantime by other user actions (like saving the playcount of stuff someone is watching with MP2 while you are working on the ML) are lost this way. This did NOT affect the TV part, as TV has it's own database. I believe this is the minor issue compared to have a completely unusable MP2 during the work with MP2-Edit. And I've added the path to the selected video to the movies view, so a user who wants to know which video belongs to the selected movie can see this here. This only is showing useful results if the video is on a "real" path. If it's inside an iso file or a zip archive, the shown path isn't valid... [/QUOTE]

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