2019-02-22, 22:04
(2019-02-22, 19:20)melons2 Wrote: I ran a test as you suggested and it doesn't delete the old folders and with over 3000 this will be a problem if it renames even a fraction of those. Manually deleting them by date doesn't work because all folders show the new date, how (in Windows 10) would I organize by size or some other method to delete them? (this would still be a manual deletion nightmare)Media Companion delete's or moves the folder on the fly, eg per movie.
Again presently 80% of my movies are structured like this: F:\Movies\Apollo 13 - 1995\Apollo 13 - 1995.avi\1. What would you recommend?
Only reasons it may not remove the original folder is
1 something remains in the folder.
2 folder is currently selected
3 Antivirus (sometimes they are scanning access folders and can cause the original folder to be locked at time of deletion by MC)
4 Or a permission issue.
You can try
1. Disable any antivirus, see if original folder is removed.
2. Run MC as Administrator.
Very rarely do I have the original folder remain after a rename is done in Media Companion.....But I have seen this also happen in Windows, where I Cut and Paste a folder to a different location, and the original folder remains but has no files within them.