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Kahm:
Don't worry about size as long as you have a fast harddrive. over 9000 movies/clips, 71GB database size. Works totally fine.

korbenPL:
@ivek,
how do we get rid of the invisible movies - preferrably in one click?

btw, over 3400 flicks
size: 380 MB (398970880 bytes)
creatded on ‎25 01 2010, ‏‎10:00

Ivek23:

--- Quote from: korbenPL on February 20, 2014, 08:00:48 pm ---@ivek,
how do we get rid of the invisible movies - preferrably in one click?
--- End quote ---

It is more difficult, perhaps the closest way to optimize the database (invisible only), but beware, before the do make a new folder and copy the backup file to a new folder, that you have a copy for backup if you might need to recover the database to its original state in the event that something goes wrong and they would then perhaps lost some relevant information (see image).

This is especially the case if it does not remove all the unseen movies and additionally use the function: delete movie orphans or duplicates.

If this does not work, the next longer and more time-consuming option, namely to manually remove data in the Links box (depending on the skin).

Finally, manually removing residue movies namely one by one in the filter: invisible.

It is best in settings unmark connection box, thereby to prevent the transfer and will not be invisible movies.

korbenPL:
Thanks a bunch for the quicket reaction, and the tips, mate. I will not attempt to destroy my collection, yet I'ma try to slim it fast wink

AimHere:
My own database is 1.60 GB, with 3325 movies and 5601 people. That's with one poster for almost all movies, one to four screenshots (average two) for most, and one photo (rarely, two) per person.

Sad thing is, I'm nowhere near complete in cataloging my inventory. As it is, the ones I've cataloged have a total duration of well over 300 days.

I really gotta stop collecting...

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