What you can do is:
a) Put these 20 albums in one directory
b) Build a new database file, only for this directory (deep update!)
c) If Silverjuke adds all albums correctly - we have to look at further
d) If it adds only a few albums from this directory - remove these albums from this directory and continue with b).
e) At the end you got the album which should raises the problem.
Maybe it is only one track corrupt so you can continue with each song in that album
Statistics: Posted by Iznogood — 24. Nov 07, 10:58
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Maybe the database file is out of order?
You can recreate it completely with the following steps:
- exit Silverjuke
- rename C:\Documents and Settings\Username\Application Data\Silverjuke\mymusic.db eg. to mymusic.db.bak (later you may decide to delete the *.bak file)
- start Silverjuke and press F5 immediately, this will recreate mymusic.db (Silverjuke still knows the folders to search in, they're stored in the registry, not in the db-file)
Maybe this will solve the problem. Please note that with the recreation of the database file, volume calculations and your ratings will be lost.
If the recreation does not help to solve your problem, you can rename mymusic.db.bak again to mymusic.db
Regards,
B.
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 23. Nov 07, 21:19
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