bugman9317 5 Posted Thursday at 09:30 PM Posted Thursday at 09:30 PM Hello, I have been using Emby for quite some time, and have everything running perfect. I am moving the media for about half of my library to where the file path is going to change. What is the best way to handle this change? I made a backup copy of my Emby Database right before the move. After the move yesterday, I started Embay up, and it started to do a scan of my libraries, but it has been taking forever. At this pace, it is probably going to take over a week to rescan. Is there a better way to do this? I also notice that all of my manually created collections are gone, but maybe after the scan has completed those will come back?
Luke 42883 Posted yesterday at 12:10 AM Posted yesterday at 12:10 AM HI, do you have nfo files with your media? did you previously enable saving of those prior to moving the files?
bugman9317 5 Posted yesterday at 12:13 AM Author Posted yesterday at 12:13 AM Unfortunately, no, I don't have the NFO files for the titles.
js28194 69 Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago Read this ENTIRE thread before you try anything. The OP of the thread was NOT successful but YMMV.
bugman9317 5 Posted 8 hours ago Author Posted 8 hours ago Thanks for the reply. I tried to let Emby do a scan of the files in their new location, and it kept getting stuck at like 52.3% for 13 hours. I ended up deciding to just do a fresh install and scan. I started my largest library of TV shows this morning, and it's at 98% finished. I didn't really want to redo everything, but this way will probably be quicker in the end.
Luke 42883 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 7 hours ago, bugman9317 said: Thanks for the reply. I tried to let Emby do a scan of the files in their new location, and it kept getting stuck at like 52.3% for 13 hours. I ended up deciding to just do a fresh install and scan. I started my largest library of TV shows this morning, and it's at 98% finished. I didn't really want to redo everything, but this way will probably be quicker in the end. HI, in all likelihood it was not stuck but rather just taking a long time. The process has to not only scan in the new files, but also clean out the old entry. Glad to hear you are back up and running. Thanks.
bugman9317 5 Posted 47 minutes ago Author Posted 47 minutes ago Thanks.. your probably right and it was scanning and cleaning up the location. I just helped it out, and took cleanup out of the equation. I had it scanning all day and it's 95% through.
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