Hi Mherger, Once again, thanks for your persistent help
I hope you don't get too frustrated with my lack of skills here, but I simply don't follow. I'm not sure where this log should appear as I don't get a prompt or see any field which suggests a location. Although, I suspect it won't help. There is something really really bizarre going on here. Let me explain. First of all, it doesn't stop at any particular folder. I have all my music stored in one general folder called "h:\music" Within that folder are 576 separate sub folders. Each one contains a single artist. In other words, "h:\music\coldplay" or "h:\music\led zeppelin" etc. Now, normally the search is set to look in "h:\music", essentially the root of my music files. In the past, this worked perfectly, then all of a sudden, when trying a new nightly release, these problems arose. Now, although it doesn't find all my songs, it doesn't seem to stop anywhere in particular. It has songs from folders everywhere from A through to Z, it just misses a load throughout. In fact, I don't think it even cares where it looks. Let's put it this way, and I think this is the core of the problem. If I set the music folder to search to be "h:\music\snow patrol", we should assume, it will only look in that folder which has music from the band "snow patrol". (61 songs in total). No other bands are in the snow patrol folder. However, it finds 480 songs, from 135 artists - none of which are actually snow patrol, and none of the mp3's reside in the folder it was supposed to search. This is the real problem. I mean, why would it find a song like this example below, when it was set to look in this folder for new songs: h:\music\snow patrol (the song it found below is stored in H:\MUSIC\Cold Play) Title: Clocks Artist: , , Album: No Album Genre: , , File Format: MP3 Duration: 5:07 Comment: Media Center / 11.0.314 / 5 File Length: 4,921,472 Bytes Bitrate: 128kbps CBR Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz ID3 Tag Version: ID3v2.3.0 Location: H:\MUSIC\Cold Play\Coldplay - Clocks.mp3 Date Modified: Tuesday, October 11, 2005, 10:49:55 AM Maybe, somehow there is a registry setting that got corrupted, and when I uninstall slimserver, to reinstall again, it doesn't fix this. Is there a forced uninstaller that clears every slimserver registry setting away? There has to be something really odd here, for it to look into a totally different folder than where it was told to look. -- Justme ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Justme's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=369 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=30543 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
