problem due to Win10 and NAS storage drives
Posted: 10 Jul 2023, 15:43
I have a Synology NAS with a few HDD's that are mapped to my Win10 OS. However, Win10 can be very flaky when it comes to network storage and I've had it lose connection or forget the drives on multiple occasions and I've had to reconfigure and re-map the drives. Every time this happens Videonizer loses the files on those drives (even though I always re-map with the exact same drive letters) and I am forced to edit the scan folders, remove the drive letters, then do a database cleanup, and then add the drive letter again and do a scan to add the files. This is obviously quite frustrating as any information or edits I have done is lost and needs to be re-entered.
I always re-map the network drives with the exact same drive letters so I am a bit confused why Videonizer can't locate the files. I just don't understand why Videonizer can't find the files even though the file path remains the same. For example, let's say I have the movie Black Widow at R://Movies/MCU/. When win10 loses the drive and I have to remap it I always assign it "R" again so the file path to Black Widow should remain the same, but Videonizer can't find the files no matter how many times I do a database scan. I guess another option instead of doing a database cleanup would be to go through every affected file and edit the file path but that would be time consuming for a large database. Is there anything that can be done for this issue? Thanks!
I should mention I am on the latest version of 19.1.0.0 and Win10 22H2.
I always re-map the network drives with the exact same drive letters so I am a bit confused why Videonizer can't locate the files. I just don't understand why Videonizer can't find the files even though the file path remains the same. For example, let's say I have the movie Black Widow at R://Movies/MCU/. When win10 loses the drive and I have to remap it I always assign it "R" again so the file path to Black Widow should remain the same, but Videonizer can't find the files no matter how many times I do a database scan. I guess another option instead of doing a database cleanup would be to go through every affected file and edit the file path but that would be time consuming for a large database. Is there anything that can be done for this issue? Thanks!
I should mention I am on the latest version of 19.1.0.0 and Win10 22H2.