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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew H" data-source="post: 1095891" data-attributes="member: 56239">I tend to delete files from HDDs in bulk (i.e. a series I no longer want).&nbsp; This has never been an issue for the MP database in previous releases but recently I've found thar after deleting a .ts and .xml 'pair' from a HDD I can go into Recorded TV and oddly enough it's still listed!&nbsp; Selecting it (to play) yeilds a pop-up indicating the file isn't there, playable (I don't recall the exact message).&nbsp; In previous releases this would not occur as (I can only speculate that) the database would confirm the files' existance during some point either as, or before 'Recorded TV' was selected. (e.g. when a file (TV show) shows up in the Recorded TV it is actually on the HDD and could be played.)&nbsp;Did you change this to increase speed?&nbsp; Is this a bug?&nbsp; Can you include a user option to run import or something similar to resolve this?&nbsp;Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andrew H, post: 1095891, member: 56239"] I tend to delete files from HDDs in bulk (i.e. a series I no longer want). This has never been an issue for the MP database in previous releases but recently I've found thar after deleting a .ts and .xml 'pair' from a HDD I can go into Recorded TV and oddly enough it's still listed! Selecting it (to play) yeilds a pop-up indicating the file isn't there, playable (I don't recall the exact message). In previous releases this would not occur as (I can only speculate that) the database would confirm the files' existance during some point either [I]as[/I], or [I]before[/I] 'Recorded TV' was selected. (e.g. when a file (TV show) shows up in the Recorded TV it is [I]actually[/I] on the HDD and [U]could[/U] be played.) Did you change this to increase speed? Is this a bug? Can you include a user option to run import or something similar to resolve this? Thanks [/QUOTE]

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