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2011-02-14
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That is normal, adding a directory to the nowatch list makes files in that folder not appear in the media player, but files in subfolders will still be indexed.
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2011-02-14
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Thanks!
Good to know, but no good function.
Good to know, but no good function.
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I set $HOME/; as a nowatch diretory to avoid, that any file in my
home appears in the mediaplayer or mediabox.
However the subfolders inside are indexed. I have to set the
subfolders as nowatch, too. Is that normal?
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