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[SOLVED] How are movies stored on Hard drive??

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buah:
Yes, my computers are also 24/7 turned on.


--- Quote ---More like going to video store.
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I see now. According to your routine, you still don't need to rely on PVD, actually. But I'm sure the best system for you will occur to you until the time comes.

P.S. PVD is free, and collectorz isn't as far as I know ;)

riverus:

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--- Quote from: patch on June 12, 2010, 06:27:26 am ---So I use a simple and unambiguous initial classification on my hard disk
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If you really want the media to be somehow classified in the file system—perhaps so you can relate to it better when using a file manager—I would advise putting this off until PVD has the ability to rename file pathnames from the database (e.g., \Movies\[Classification]\[Title] ([Year].[Ext] ). Using such a facility would allow you to maintain such a file structure so it's perfectly consistent with the meta recorded in the database (e.g., if it's [class] movie, you could be sure to find it in your [class] folder).

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Do you know when PVD will have the function to rename file pathnames from the database? I am really looking forward to that.

rick.ca:

--- Quote ---Do you know when PVD will have the function to rename file pathnames from the database? I am really looking forward to that.
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It's planned for version 1, which should be out next year sometime.

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