ntang;210755 Wrote:
> Question is whether there might be a way to find out all the rest of the
> songs that SlimServer did NOT pick up. Currently there are about 100+
> out of 4000
Once solution (possibly not the fastest/most efficient) is to generate
a listing of all flac files in your music folder(s) and export that to
a csv file. Assuming you're running a windows OS, something like
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dir /b /on /s <musicgfolderbase>\*.flac > c:\temp\dirlist.txt
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will genetate the disk based listing.
Connecting to the slimserver db via mysql and running a suitable query
to list all tracks would give you similar output, which you should
route to a text file.
Import both of these files into OpenOffice or Excel, column A and B
respectively and parse the strings if necessary to enable a simple
formula comparison in column C, which reads
Code:
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=A1=B1
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. Any rows producing a FALSE value are mismatches requiring
investigation. Where differences exist, you will need to move data
around to realign matching rows. The spreadhseet comparison process
assumes both lists are alphabetically sorted.
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