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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 573897" data-attributes="member: 18896">Please just try out the new beta, before you go on and on about improvements which as far as I understand your request are all already implemented in version 1.The fact it is a beta shouldn't be a frightning aspect. It makes an automatic backup of your old stuff when you use the installer, or you can manually back everything up very easy when you install it yourself from ZIP.There are a few minor flaws in beta2, and beta3 should be released tonight which addresses almost everything. I've been running all the betas in a production setup and never lost a single movie, or found a problem preventing me from enjoying it. Things have only improved and they continue to do so as the developers constantly add new things and fix the small problems that are reported.Version 1 contains a file monitor system that uses hashes. This mean it will recognize existing movies when you move them within import folders, so it doesn't even need to scrape the information again, it simply makes an update on the new location (or filename). Also, there is no need at all to manually keep track on a watched/unwatched folder setup, because MovingPictures already takes care of that. But if you want to keep that system going, then you really need to upgrade.The FAQ that I've created explains a lot of the things that are possible with version 1, so read that one, so you have an idea how to go about all the requests you made.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 573897, member: 18896"] Please just try out the new beta, before you go on and on about improvements which as far as I understand your request are all already implemented in version 1. The fact it is a beta shouldn't be a frightning aspect. It makes an automatic backup of your old stuff when you use the installer, or you can manually back everything up very easy when you install it yourself from ZIP. There are a few minor flaws in beta2, and beta3 should be released tonight which addresses almost everything. I've been running all the betas in a production setup and never lost a single movie, or found a problem preventing me from enjoying it. Things have only improved and they continue to do so as the developers constantly add new things and fix the small problems that are reported. Version 1 contains a file monitor system that uses hashes. This mean it will recognize existing movies when you move them within import folders, so it doesn't even need to scrape the information again, it simply makes an update on the new location (or filename). Also, there is no need at all to manually keep track on a watched/unwatched folder setup, because MovingPictures already takes care of that. But if you want to keep that system going, then you really need to upgrade. The FAQ that I've created explains a lot of the things that are possible with version 1, so read that one, so you have an idea how to go about all the requests you made. [/QUOTE]

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