[nilaz]

I changed my NAS setup at home and removed one NAS that held video source for my Kodi. When I started Kodi I thought I could just clean the library and remove the movies from that old source. I got a question if I wanted to remove the movies from that old (not connected) video source I said ok. Now Kodi hangs and no movies are deleted. I have restarted and tried a few times with the same result.
This is how I understood I should remove thois video source. Is there another way?

I can add another source and when I add the same movies from the new source I get duplicates of those movies.
I can manually remove each of the movies that are mounted from the old source but there are too many movies.

Anyone who has a proposal for me?

I'm running Kodi 19.1 on Linux.

[Klojum]

Is there another way?

Do a video library export (using separate files), all 'working' movies will be exported. Don't forget to activate the use of watched statuses and resume points in the advancedsettings.xml file.
Backup/rename your current database file(s).
Restart Kodi, setup your movie source(s), and repopulate your video database.

[nilaz]

Is there another way?

Do a video library export (using separate files), all 'working' movies will be exported. Don't forget to activate the use of watched statuses and resume points in the advancedsettings.xml file.
Backup/rename your current database file(s).
Restart Kodi, setup your movie source(s), and repopulate your video database.

Thanks! I will try that.

Regards,
Niklas

[nilaz]

Is there another way?

Do a video library export (using separate files), all 'working' movies will be exported. Don't forget to activate the use of watched statuses and resume points in the advancedsettings.xml file.
Backup/rename your current database file(s).
Restart Kodi, setup your movie source(s), and repopulate your video database.

Thanks! It worked direct.

Regards,
Niklas

[Klojum]

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