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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1166437" data-attributes="member: 82144">In short: yes....but if you originally recorded the 32k files with TV Server then you'd already have XML files, unless you unwisely choose to delete them when you do your processing.Note that if you want to import files from outside the recording folder, you can temporarily change the recording folder, do the import, then change it back.Yes, just delete the recording through MP, or delete the file then use the remove invalid recordings function (which is also available in the MP GUI - I think called &quot;clean up&quot;).I did try to explain that moving the files means you'll have to reimport them. Like I said: even if you don't do a &quot;remove...&quot;, TV Server will re-record shows when the file is not in the place the database says it should be....but the solution is relatively easy: keep the XML files and use them to help you reimport the recordings after your processing is done.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1166437, member: 82144"] In short: yes. ...but if you originally recorded the 32k files with TV Server then you'd already have XML files, unless you unwisely choose to delete them when you do your processing. Note that if you want to import files from outside the recording folder, you can temporarily change the recording folder, do the import, then change it back. Yes, just delete the recording through MP, or delete the file then use the remove invalid recordings function (which is also available in the MP GUI - I think called "clean up"). I did try to explain that moving the files means you'll have to reimport them. Like I said: even if you don't do a "remove...", TV Server will re-record shows when the file is not in the place the database says it should be. ...but the solution is relatively easy: keep the XML files and use them to help you reimport the recordings after your processing is done. [/QUOTE]

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