[EdTheUniqueGeek]

I had just finished updating my library on my external storage that included deleting a few movie files and restructuring to move my TV files to a different folder. When I went into XBMC it displayed videos that no longer existed. I attempted a rescan but it didn't seem to refresh my library. I did something at this point that may have been really dum; I selected Clean Library from the Settings. This cleared my video library completely within XBMC but it also removed my sources. Now there isn't even an option to Add Source under Videos.
How do I get the option back to Add Source?
I even tried editing the sources.xml file to something as simple as this:

Code:

<sources>
    <programs>
        <default></default>
    </programs>
    <video>
        <default></default>
        <path>d:\movies\</path>
    </video>
    <music>
        <default></default>
    </music>
    <pictures>
        <default></default>
    </pictures>
    <files>
        <default></default>
    </files>
</sources>

But that did not even work.
Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

[EdTheUniqueGeek]

Never mind on this. I think my XBMC registered that I was seeking help on the issue and it fixed itself. Oddly enough I just went back into XBMC and Add Source was available. Even after a re-install, an uninstall and re-install and editing the sources.xml didn't fix it. Apparently a threat to posting to the support forum fixes the problem.
Go figure...

[prae5]

You may have been in library mode. You only have the option for add source in file mode.