metropical 38 Posted January 22 Posted January 22 I am swapping a 1TB for a 4TB in my MacPro3,1 that houses all my media on the 3 internal drives. The server runs on a LAN connected 2018 3.2 GHz 6-Core Intel Core i7 mini w/64G & 500G. Currently, that is where the metadata resides as well. I'd either like to move the metadata folder to the new 4TB on the MacPro, or the metadata with the media option. I will be moving most of my media around when I add the 4TB. Is one method better than the other, w/media vs a metadata folder?
metropical 38 Posted January 22 Author Posted January 22 I don't see what the connection is to that post. Unless you are saying dm sa2000?
Luke 42077 Posted January 22 Posted January 22 34 minutes ago, metropical said: I don't see what the connection is to that post. Unless you are saying dm sa2000? That's just me pulling him in to help with this.
Solution sa2000 673 Posted January 23 Solution Posted January 23 15 hours ago, metropical said: I'd either like to move the metadata folder to the new 4TB on the MacPro, or the metadata with the media option. I will be moving most of my media around when I add the 4TB. Is one method better than the other, w/media vs a metadata folder? The option is for whether artwork is stored within the media folders. There would still be some that would go into the metadata folder, e.g. composite library images. I personally prefer to have the artwork / metadata separate and minimize what gets written to the media folders. When having NFO Savers enabled, the nfo files would get stored in the media folders. I think it is whatever you prefer. If you have lots of existing artwork within the media folders then go with the option to have them there.
metropical 38 Posted January 23 Author Posted January 23 OK. thanks. For those who are as dim as I am, the changes are made at - Settings/Library/3 dots/Edit/Metadata savers and Settings/Library/Advanced/Metadata path. 1
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