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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 581382" data-attributes="member: 18896">Ok, you are using &quot;Moving Pictures v0.7.5:681&quot;, which doesn't contain the nice new methods to keep better track on the same files via a hash-based system.The first lines:[code]20-Feb-2010 13:09:26 Debug [&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; VolumeInfo]: Querying drive information for 'D:' 20-Feb-2010 13:09:26 Debug [&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; VolumeInfo]: Succesfully updated drive information for 'D:' [/code]Clearly show that when you reinstalled something changed, new HDD-GUID from format, new volume label, etc. What you need to do is make a fresh new database importing a single new movie, then provide me with a copy of your old database and that small new version.Use: <a href="http://www.drop.io" target="_blank">www.drop.io</a> to do so.I can then use the SQLite tools I have to fix your old database, so that it will work.More then likely you installed a new harddisk, adjusted volume IDs, etc. This is improved in MovingPictures v1, but that doesn't help you anymore at this point (though it is a good reason to upgrade after you put everybody back).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 581382, member: 18896"] Ok, you are using "Moving Pictures v0.7.5:681", which doesn't contain the nice new methods to keep better track on the same files via a hash-based system. The first lines: [code]20-Feb-2010 13:09:26 Debug [ VolumeInfo]: Querying drive information for 'D:' 20-Feb-2010 13:09:26 Debug [ VolumeInfo]: Succesfully updated drive information for 'D:' [/code] Clearly show that when you reinstalled something changed, new HDD-GUID from format, new volume label, etc. What you need to do is make a fresh new database importing a single new movie, then provide me with a copy of your [b]old[/b] database and that small new version. Use: [url=http://www.drop.io]www.drop.io[/url] to do so. I can then use the SQLite tools I have to fix your old database, so that it will work. More then likely you installed a new harddisk, adjusted volume IDs, etc. This is improved in MovingPictures v1, but that doesn't help you anymore at this point (though it is a good reason to upgrade after you put everybody back). [/QUOTE]

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