minego
December 27th, 2009, 12:06 PM
A few days ago I had a hard drive fail. The motor seems to be dying, so it would only spin up every 3 or 4 times. Luckily I was able to get my videos copied onto another drive though.
The new drive is on a different machine, and has a new share name, so I removed the old network source and added a new one. So many of my movies have new paths. For example, "Cars" was previously "smb://UGLY/sliced/Movies/Pixar/Cars (2006).avi" and is now "smb://WHITEICE/amputation/Movies/Pixar/Cars (2006).avi".
The movie works just fine, and shows up correctly in "My Movies", but this movie happens to be one of my son's favorites, so I had added a shortcut for it. The shortcut still references the old path, and shows the new path under "Other Sources".
When I noticed this I removed the shortcut, and added it again hoping it would fix it. The new shortcut does the same thing though.
Aside from removing the "~/Library/Application Support/BOXEE" directory is there any way to correct this? If that much old data is still around maybe I want to start fresh anyway? Any ideas?
The new drive is on a different machine, and has a new share name, so I removed the old network source and added a new one. So many of my movies have new paths. For example, "Cars" was previously "smb://UGLY/sliced/Movies/Pixar/Cars (2006).avi" and is now "smb://WHITEICE/amputation/Movies/Pixar/Cars (2006).avi".
The movie works just fine, and shows up correctly in "My Movies", but this movie happens to be one of my son's favorites, so I had added a shortcut for it. The shortcut still references the old path, and shows the new path under "Other Sources".
When I noticed this I removed the shortcut, and added it again hoping it would fix it. The new shortcut does the same thing though.
Aside from removing the "~/Library/Application Support/BOXEE" directory is there any way to correct this? If that much old data is still around maybe I want to start fresh anyway? Any ideas?