Wild media server (UPnP, DLNA, HTTP)

Eugene wrote:Try turn off "Read properties of new files when scanning" (Settings-Media-resources-Scanning)

Did not help.

SNiLD wrote:

Eugene wrote:Try turn off "Read properties of new files when scanning" (Settings-Media-resources-Scanning)

Did not help.

http://www.wildmediaserver.com/forum/vi ... p=238#p238

Eugene wrote:http://www.wildmediaserver.com/forum/vi ... p=238#p238

Nope. Could you tell me where Wild Media Server saves the index so I can try to manually delete it and let WMS recreate it from scratch?

SNiLD wrote:

Eugene wrote:http://www.wildmediaserver.com/forum/vi ... p=238#p238

Nope. Could you tell me where Wild Media Server saves the index so I can try to manually delete it and let WMS recreate it from scratch?

?:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Wild Media Server\wms.dat - Windows XP
?:\Program Data\Wild Media Server\wms.dat - Windows 7

Damn. Removing the data file didn't help either.

SNiLD wrote:Damn. Removing the data file didn't help either.

Try to make a copy of the file with the new name.

Eugene wrote:Try to make a copy of the file with the new name.

I already have tried this like I said in the first post.

SNiLD wrote:

Eugene wrote:Try to make a copy of the file with the new name.

I already have tried this like I said in the first post.

...moving them into different directories and I've tried renaming...

Same thing is happening to me too.

I have a folder structure:
ComedyHD\Couples Retreat (2009)\Couples Retreat.mkv

And no matter what I do I can't get this to appear in any of the lists.
I've got a similar folder which however does get displayed correctly:

DramaHD\Dorian Gray (2009)\Dorian Gray.mkv.

I've also tried adding the entire path to my list of folders to include but this didn't make any difference either.

Tried version 0.72.3, no change.