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Media Sub-Type fields clears when I move movies around

Started by freymann, August 10, 2008, 05:37:59 PM

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freymann

If I have a movie in a folder, and then use Dolphin in the KDE Desktop on the core to move that movie (*.avi) and the .id3 file to a different folder, LMCE finds it in the new location and my attributes and cover art remain, except for the Media Sub-Type drop-down, which, in this case, would be set to "Movies".

I'm moving the movie around on an internal drive in the core.

I find I have to make a note of which movies I just moved and then go back into the webadmin and set the Media Sub-Type again for all the movies I moved.

Is that normal?

Zaerc

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seth

 ;)
I use lmce to move videos around, and the only thing I noticed is that on dvd rips, it does not also move the keys.tar.gz file. I am not sure what role they play, but I always move them manually, and I have not had my media sub-types lost or changed. Perhaps in the next release those .gz files will be moved at the same time, but for now, it is a simple thing to quick mv them over to the new storage media.

Hope that helps.

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Seth
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Zaerc

Quote from: rodercot on August 11, 2008, 01:13:01 PM...
Zaerc - Does the structure when set to public non lmce structure have something to do with this?
...

Beats me, I always use the lmce structure.

Quote from: seth on August 11, 2008, 01:16:34 PM
;)
I use lmce to move videos around, and the only thing I noticed is that on dvd rips, it does not also move the keys.tar.gz file. I am not sure what role they play, but I always move them manually, and I have not had my media sub-types lost or changed. Perhaps in the next release those .gz files will be moved at the same time, but for now, it is a simple thing to quick mv them over to the new storage media.

Hope that helps.

Regards,

Seth

Sounds like something that should be mantissed.
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seth

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jondecker76

Seth - already fixed the .dvd.keys.tar.gz bugs  a while ago (when moving, renaming and deleting files - as well as masking them from media files sync and media browser

seth

 :)
So I guess it will be included on the next release. I just re-installed 710 rc2 x86 version, and the issue persists.

I have not built from source with this install. I will wait for the next release  ;D.

Regards,

Seth
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freymann

Quote from: Zaerc on August 11, 2008, 12:31:05 PM
Next time try moving them with lmce.

So I just had 4 movies to move around, so I go to the web admin, Files and Media sync, navigate to the directory in the left column, and then click on the file in the right frame, then click on Move...

In the pop-up, I move around until my directory appears and click the choose destination button and the file is moved.

I do this for each one.

Then I go back to the Files and Media Sync and call up the file to see if the Media Sub-Type field stuck. Guess what? Nope.

So if I move them by hand or move them via LMCE, my media sub-type field still clears itself. Now that's a PITA ;-)

colinjones

Quote from: seth on August 11, 2008, 01:16:34 PM
;)
I use lmce to move videos around, and the only thing I noticed is that on dvd rips, it does not also move the keys.tar.gz file. I am not sure what role they play, but I always move them manually, and I have not had my media sub-types lost or changed. Perhaps in the next release those .gz files will be moved at the same time, but for now, it is a simple thing to quick mv them over to the new storage media.

Hope that helps.

Regards,

Seth

FYI - the keys are the chapter info from dvd rips so you can move between chapters - dunno why this info can't be read off the DVD image tho like a normal dvd...