A thread I read today reminded me that my music collection has a bunch of "desktop.ini" and "AlbumArt*.jpg" files scattered throughout my 20GB's of music....
So today I decided I would delete all those files with :
find . -type f -name "AlbumArt*" -exec rm -f {} \;
and
find . -type f -name "desktop.ini" -exec rm -f {} \;
run as root in the ~/audio/ directory.
Went super fast, did what I wanted, but I see LMCE has cataloged all the various AlbumArt*.jpg files and I suppose it does no harm leaving them in the database, but I like to keep things clean.
Is there a magic way to synchronize the db to the directory contents and automagically delete all the AlbumArt*.jpg files from the various database:tables...? There's far too many to do this manually in the Files and Media sync area directory by directory.