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<blockquote data-quote="Nova eXelon" data-source="post: 596441" data-attributes="member: 103216"><p>Hi.</p><p>I'm new here, as you can see, so Hi guys!</p><p>Don't wonder about my english.</p><p>Well I have some problems.....</p><p></p><p>First, is there a way to completely delete all unrecognized files from the "unrecognized files" list, without clicking every single entry separately?</p><p>The thing is, that I have over 1500 unrecognized files, as I often deleted the second audiostream in DualAudio files or cutting out OP/ED. Back in the day, HDD space was not as cheap as it is today.</p><p>Now it's different and to workaround my problem I decided to redownload the series, delete my altered version from disk and replace it in the Plugin.</p><p></p><p>Problem is that after the deleting, the files are still in the "unrecognized files" list in the configuration tab, but not in MediaPortal itself. So I thought "OK, the hell with the config tab"..........well I was too fast.</p><p>If I delete the group in MediaPortal and "Run Import" to hash the new version and let MediaPortal create the group again, it still links the older version too (manually associated before from me), despite the fact that it doesn't exist anymore. On top of that, I can't remove the older, already deleted version from the Episode Entry. Even if I click "Remove associated files" and choose the old one, it remains there.</p><p></p><p>So there are like two lists of unrecognized files. One within MediaPortal and one in the configuration tab.</p><p></p><p>So the bug seems to be this:</p><p>Delete a file that is unrecognized from your disk and start MediaPortal. Here the file vanashed from the list automatically.</p><p>Start the config tab and the file is still there.</p><p></p><p>And it really sucks, that every time I "Run Import", it scans all unrecognized files for AniDB info again and with 1500 files.........</p><p></p><p>So I need either a way to reset the unrecognized files list or exclude them in future "Run Imports".</p><p></p><p>But I have to say, this plugin is exactly what I was searching for over 5 years. Back then, I had six or seven 200GB HDD's and soon I lost track of which series is on which disk. So I looked for an explorer-like program that combines the seven disks together. No luck with that.....</p><p>But even if I had found one, without info or pictures from what lies behind the name of a series, I simply forget about it. It's really, really great.</p><p></p><p>EDIT:</p><p>OK, to answer myself. I found the option in MediaPortal->My Anime->Utilities->More Options and remove entry without physical file......</p><p>So there are things you can do only in MediaPortal itself and other things you can only do in the config tab.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nova eXelon, post: 596441, member: 103216"] Hi. I'm new here, as you can see, so Hi guys! Don't wonder about my english. Well I have some problems..... First, is there a way to completely delete all unrecognized files from the "unrecognized files" list, without clicking every single entry separately? The thing is, that I have over 1500 unrecognized files, as I often deleted the second audiostream in DualAudio files or cutting out OP/ED. Back in the day, HDD space was not as cheap as it is today. Now it's different and to workaround my problem I decided to redownload the series, delete my altered version from disk and replace it in the Plugin. Problem is that after the deleting, the files are still in the "unrecognized files" list in the configuration tab, but not in MediaPortal itself. So I thought "OK, the hell with the config tab"..........well I was too fast. If I delete the group in MediaPortal and "Run Import" to hash the new version and let MediaPortal create the group again, it still links the older version too (manually associated before from me), despite the fact that it doesn't exist anymore. On top of that, I can't remove the older, already deleted version from the Episode Entry. Even if I click "Remove associated files" and choose the old one, it remains there. So there are like two lists of unrecognized files. One within MediaPortal and one in the configuration tab. So the bug seems to be this: Delete a file that is unrecognized from your disk and start MediaPortal. Here the file vanashed from the list automatically. Start the config tab and the file is still there. And it really sucks, that every time I "Run Import", it scans all unrecognized files for AniDB info again and with 1500 files......... So I need either a way to reset the unrecognized files list or exclude them in future "Run Imports". But I have to say, this plugin is exactly what I was searching for over 5 years. Back then, I had six or seven 200GB HDD's and soon I lost track of which series is on which disk. So I looked for an explorer-like program that combines the seven disks together. No luck with that..... But even if I had found one, without info or pictures from what lies behind the name of a series, I simply forget about it. It's really, really great. EDIT: OK, to answer myself. I found the option in MediaPortal->My Anime->Utilities->More Options and remove entry without physical file...... So there are things you can do only in MediaPortal itself and other things you can only do in the config tab. [/QUOTE]
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