[un1versal]

Yes, but again saying no can cause duplicates to spring up since it doesn't remove source(s) from lib.

Make a backup before doing anything.

Thers a nice tool for this job that can be used but idk about Windows if it fails consider http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=158373

[wpbpete]

Excellent It scanned and added only the new movie without touching the db. Thanks,

[un1versal]

Well it had to touch the db otherwise wouldn't add new movie. You mean it didnt wipe your stuff As expected.

Enjoy.

[wpbpete]

Well it had to touch the db otherwise wouldn't add new movie. You mean it didnt wipe your stuff As expected.

Enjoy.

Yes, that's exactly what I meant, rep added, thanks again

[djhifi]

Yes it was removed from library, and if you answered yes from next prompt delete file you want to answer NO (Educate your Daughter not to press YES, its better to press NO) Since server may be offline and she may not understand whats involved.

@MilkZ suggestion is a bit of a hammer solution, last resort measure if anything.

You need to do this

Read Video_library/Setting_content_and_scanning#Scanning_and_updating_files (wiki)

Start from step 6 on and look at step 7 refresh source. However do

Refresh by source/folder

1) Remove a source/folder from the library by changing the content setting to "None".
2) When XBMC asks you if you want to remove those items from the library, say YES. If you say NO it will duplicate existing entries on rescan.
3) XBMC will then show a progress bar and remove those entries.
4) Edit source Change the content setting back to what it was before Movies tvshow etc.
5) When XBMC asks if you would like to refresh entries in that source say YES and will then rescan in those entries.

Sorry to dig this up, how to procede in case of multi-path source?

If I set to "none" and then "yes" when setting the scrapper again, i will remove my entire library lol. And I only need to rescan one disk.