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| nehickel |
Posted - 21 Apr 2011 : 04:59:39
Came across an interesting (I'll assume a bug) today. My drive letter where I store my movies changed. XMM was smart enough to know that and ask me where the files were now located. I entered the information and all seemed to go well... until I went into some of the Movies ADD/EDIT windows looking at the Files Tab.
I found that the file location information in the first 'Movie File:' field was replicated in all of the other 'Movie File:' fields. Unfortunately it was not like that for every movie and I couldn't determine what triggers this type of behaviour. So far about 30% of my files have this problem. |
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| Alessio Viti |
Posted - 23 Apr 2011 : 05:41:51
Hello Norm,
I will try to investigate this problem. For what I have understand the problem comes out when XMM detect that you have change the driver letter of you Storage, right?
Thank you,
Ale |
| nehickel |
Posted - 21 Apr 2011 : 06:55:51
One more problem... this is a hard one to explain but I'll try.
Movie File AAA has the 'Movie File' fields all populated with the same data. The Trailer file (the one grouped with the Movie File fields) contains a unique filename.
Movie File BBB is a TV Series record so there should not be a Movie File filename in the 'Movie File' fields. However all of the 'Movie File' Fields and the one Trailer File field are populated with the Trailer File filename from Movie AAA.
Movie File CCC is also a TV Series and it to has the same filename information in its 'Movie File' and 'Trailer File' fields.
One last Item... its more like 70% of my movie file records have this problem...
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| nehickel |
Posted - 21 Apr 2011 : 05:02:55
I should also add that the 'Trailer File:' field that grouped with the Movie File field also get populated with the same information in the first Movie File field. |
