New User - Basic Questions

[bristolspur]

Have purchased and been using for a few days now, I seem to be having a few problems I hope you 'experienced' users will know all about.....

I have an extensive collection of MP3 albums, all now loaded into Silverjuke. Some albums have been duplicated with slightly different Album names - How do you delete the dup album & artwork from SJ?
Also (if different) how do you delete individual tracks?

I have spent a lot of time updating track ID's within albums (both auto & manual) and found that a lot of this updating gets re-set to as held on the source disc. <F5> to update has been used - however updates still don't 'stick'. I assume that SJ has it's own Database held but can't find anything under the SJ application files. Can anyone assist please?

Sorry for these basic questions - but we've all got to start somewhere.

[Guest]

Deleting a track file physically must be done by the explorer. However, you can open the explorer directly from within silverjuke by right-clicking a track or a cover and selecting "Explore".

To reflect the changes in Silverjuke, press the key "F5".

If you think, Silverjuke does not catch all the files updated, try re-creating the database by pressing "SHIFT-F5". However, also make sure, the external program used for editing has really already saved its changes ...

Maybe I could give you some tips -
Regards,
B.

[bristolspur]

Thanks for the response, I'm so used to Windows 'Save/Save As' that SJ is a new concept. You say to make sure the 'external program used for editing' has saved the changes? Can you please advise what this is & how I would know if it has already saved its changes. In my ignorance I had asumed that is what the <F5> was achieving. Thanks again.