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Plugins / Re: Logitech LCD
« on: March 25, 2021, 11:16:52 AM »
Thanks for your efforts!
I have the first, original G15. Any chance of this working for me?
I have the first, original G15. Any chance of this working for me?
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I did all that before the minor disaster. The duplicates manager did the damage by starting to delete files from the HD - although I had never checked any relevant box.It doesn't sound like these were duplicates. Duplicates are multiple copies of the same song. It sounds like they were dead links to files that didn't exist replicated in your newly scanned tracks. I think you could have solved it by Tools->Advanced->Compress Library, which removes files that no longer exist from the library.I wish I knew that before. Thanks again!As for removing the incorrect files, I suggest you start with the "show dead file links" option under the Tools menu. If that doesn't help, try the duplicates manager.
It didn't read both files by the way. That's not possible. It read the old file and then you imported the same tracks in a new location over again.I wish I knew that before. Thanks again!
It doesn't sound like these were duplicates. Duplicates are multiple copies of the same song. It sounds like they were dead links to files that didn't exist replicated in your newly scanned tracks. I think you could have solved it by Tools->Advanced->Compress Library, which removes files that no longer exist from the library.
500000 duplicates?Like I wrote before, I used to run MB 3.2 to manage my 100,000+ records collection.
Really? Half a million duplicates!?
If that happened to me I would be curious to understand how that happened in the first place, and I would not be looking at MusicBee to magically solve it for me.
Do you have any clue on the origins of this disaster?
It's an *.mbl file that contains your library data. Whateveryoucalledyouroriginallibrary.mbl.Thanks so much!!!
I am not surprised that it's hung up on deleting that many files at once. I hope you didn't just delete everything in the duplicates playlist?I think I did, why? It's a duplicate, right?
Open the duplicates manager, unhide the duplicates, then run it again and have it put the duplicates in a playlist. Then figure out which ones you want to keep and delete the others (or just remove them from your library, but beware they'll be scanned back in the next time you scan the folder, immediately if you have continuous monitoring set up).I am deleting all duplicates now (about 550,000 of them). Seems to take quite some time. Will let you know how this went.
Your screenshots aren't linked to anything.Sorry, seems there was a mixup.
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