Collections and excluding empty directories

ironman
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Re: Collections and excluding empty directories

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Eugene wrote: How to reproduce the problem?
Well, for me it's simple.
Try creating something under Collections - let's say "XYZ".
Then add some path with files to WMS, but in this path having some directories
(eg. add c:\movies\ as path, containing c:\movies\movie1, c:\movies\movie2 and so on)
Then try to drag this movie1 or movie2 and move it to "XYZ" under Collections.
You can't, you can only move such directory directly under Collections.
Eugene
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Re: Collections and excluding empty directories

Post by Eugene »

ironman wrote:
Eugene wrote: How to reproduce the problem?
Well, for me it's simple.
Try creating something under Collections - let's say "XYZ".
Then add some path with files to WMS, but in this path having some directories
(eg. add c:\movies\ as path, containing c:\movies\movie1, c:\movies\movie2 and so on)
Then try to drag this movie1 or movie2 and move it to "XYZ" under Collections.
You can't, you can only move such directory directly under Collections.
1. Collections - right click - "Add folder" - Media
2. Drag and drop the folder Movies from "Media resources folders\Media" to the folder "Collections\Media"

Result: Collections - Media - Movies

No problems
ironman
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Re: Collections and excluding empty directories

Post by ironman »

Problem solved!
I was using "add collection" under Collections, rather than "add folder".
Now everything works great :-)
Thanks Eugene, WMS is indeed great piece of software :-)

Just one more question - do you think "Movies -CoreAVC" profile to be faster/better than other Movies* (for FullHD MKV content)?
Eugene
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Re: Collections and excluding empty directories

Post by Eugene »

ironman wrote:Just one more question - do you think "Movies -CoreAVC" profile to be faster/better than other Movies* (for FullHD MKV content)?
Yes, on Windows Vista, Seven or with CoreAVC codec.
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