Reorganize Music Database doesn't sound right (1 Viewer)

geoffstewart

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    Hi all,

    I've been using MediaPortal for about 2 years now. In that time, whenever I added music to my share, I would close my MP client, open the MP config tool and refresh the database to have it see the new music in my preferred view. Pain in the butt, really.

    It was only recently that I decided to try clicking the ominous-sounding "Reorganize Music Database" button in the Music settings *within* the MP client itself. Of course, it does the same thing. But I never tried it before because "Reorganize" to me is the improper word. It sounds like it's going to start moving files and renaming them or something.

    Perhaps a small text string change to "Refresh Music Database" may prevent confusion for others. Not sure.

    Anyway, I'm happy I found that button :)

    Cheers.

    Geoff
     

    OllieZA

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    I found myself in the same position yesterday. I would have clicked on the button much earlier if it had had another, more accurate string.
     

    Helios61

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    AW: Reorganize Music Database doesn't sound right

    Hi geoffstewart!

    You can simply tick Auto update DB on changes in share -> Link, and your shares will be monitored!

    Best regards

    helios
     

    geoffstewart

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    Thanks, Helios61,

    I've had that setting since I started using MP, but it does not appear to work for me. I just chalked it up to the fact that the music is on a network drive. Is that supposed to work?

    Geoff
     

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