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Automatic rescans
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18-03-2021, 18:20
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Automatic rescans
Hello all,
First of all, I must say I discovered MinimServer only a few months ago and so far I have been extremely pleased with the versatilty and intelligence of this software. I have installed it on my Synology DS918+ and it worked straight out of the box. This is by far the best DLNA server I have used in my life. I am using it mostly to feed my Bose Smart Speaker 500 and controlling it with Hifi Cast on Android. I especially love the "intelligent browsing" feature which completely changed my opinion about DLNA servers. Thank you Simon! I read on the MinimServer 2 page (https://minimserver.com/minimserver2.html) that version 2 enhancements include "a simple way to find albums that have been added recently to your library, improvements to rescanning and much more." What does this mean exactly? I have been looking all around the website and forum for information about rescanning and it isn't always clear whether the documentation or discussions refer to MinimServer 2 or a previous version. So my actual question is: in MinimServer 2, how do I go about updating the database after adding new audio files to my music directory? Is the directory somehow "watched" for changes by MinimServer and files imported automatically? In case not, is there a way to notify MinimServer externally of an added file, from the shell or using the HTTP API? Or is there a way to rescan only a subdirectory (the same way I run 'mpd update' with the subdirectory as argument)? If I know exactly which files were just added, I would certainly prefer not to force a complete rescan of my collection, as I read that this will a long time to complete, during which the server is not available for playing music. This may be a trivial question. But I am sure that I am not the only user who wishes to add songs to their music collection while other songs are playing, right? Please enlighten me. |
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Automatic rescans - wotgorilla - 18-03-2021 18:20
RE: Automatic rescans - simoncn - 18-03-2021, 19:07
RE: Automatic rescans - wotgorilla - 18-03-2021, 22:01
RE: Automatic rescans - Alandbush - 19-03-2021, 02:24
RE: Automatic rescans - simoncn - 18-03-2021, 22:48
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