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<blockquote data-quote="Plasmor" data-source="post: 498252" data-attributes="member: 97212"><p>Hi,</p><p></p><p>I've stored quiete a lot of my TV Series on an external USB Drive and do have some troubles getting My TVSeries to work as it should (or I think it should).</p><p>For the appropriate import folder I've checked 'removable' and in general options I've checked 'only show episodes that are available on computer'. My idea is that now MP, as long as the USB drive is not pluged in, should only display the series/episodes that are on my internal harddrive (=available all the time), but MP still lists all shows. Moreover in the configuration utility these shows are not "written in blue" unless I manualy force an update (which still doesn't change the fact that they are shown in MP). Even worse is that this is unchangable afterwards, meaning that unchecking 'removable' and doing a rescan won't keep the episodes from showing up when they are NOT available, so that I have to delete them from the database first and do a rescan.</p><p></p><p>One option is of course that I do not check 'removable' for the USB drive, but then I won't get the info to plug in the drive when I want to start them via MP ('only show local files' uncheked then of course). Using the 'keep reference...' option instead of 'removable' results in the exact same behavior .</p><p></p><p>Is there no way to hide the external episodes and still have MP prompt me to plug in the drive when I want to see them? I'm using My TVSeries 2.3.3491 and MP 1.1.0.</p><p></p><p>Edit: sry for the typo in the header :|</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Plasmor, post: 498252, member: 97212"] Hi, I've stored quiete a lot of my TV Series on an external USB Drive and do have some troubles getting My TVSeries to work as it should (or I think it should). For the appropriate import folder I've checked 'removable' and in general options I've checked 'only show episodes that are available on computer'. My idea is that now MP, as long as the USB drive is not pluged in, should only display the series/episodes that are on my internal harddrive (=available all the time), but MP still lists all shows. Moreover in the configuration utility these shows are not "written in blue" unless I manualy force an update (which still doesn't change the fact that they are shown in MP). Even worse is that this is unchangable afterwards, meaning that unchecking 'removable' and doing a rescan won't keep the episodes from showing up when they are NOT available, so that I have to delete them from the database first and do a rescan. One option is of course that I do not check 'removable' for the USB drive, but then I won't get the info to plug in the drive when I want to start them via MP ('only show local files' uncheked then of course). Using the 'keep reference...' option instead of 'removable' results in the exact same behavior . Is there no way to hide the external episodes and still have MP prompt me to plug in the drive when I want to see them? I'm using My TVSeries 2.3.3491 and MP 1.1.0. Edit: sry for the typo in the header :| [/QUOTE]
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