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Topic: Is there anyway to default recurse?

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I love the recursing function. But is there anyway to recurse all songs in my hard drive by default?

Right now, I have to open each individual folder and select recurse.

Under version 4.3, all you had to do was recurse at the root drive to make all songs in every folder show up when you clicked on it. I loved this feature.

Any solutions VDJ community?

Thx,

S
 
Posted Mon 08 Oct 07 @ 7:24 pm

Want to show all your files?

If thats the intention, make a smart FilterFolder

with this filter vaule : isscanned=0 or isscanned=1

Will show all your files;)

If you only want to show all files on a certain drive make this value for example : filepath starts with "d:/"

 
sirslick wrote :
I love the recursing function. But is there anyway to recurse all songs in my hard drive by default?

Right now, I have to open each individual folder and select recurse.

Under version 4.3, all you had to do was recurse at the root drive to make all songs in every folder show up when you clicked on it. I loved this feature.

Any solutions VDJ community?

Thx,

S


I have been grinning and baring it, but thought I was the only one. I have 4 drives. You could recurse 1 drive, and the rest would recurse, and stay that way all day. Now, you have to continue to recurse.

Norway, I have no idea what you just said. Could you break it down for a slow guy like me. None of your fancy talk, show off.
 
Very useful Filter Folders ---

  • Show ALL files added to the Search Database and have been analyzed --
    Filter -- isscanned=1

  • Show ALL files added to the Search Database and have been analyzed or needing analyzed -- just like old Local Database
    Filter -- isscanned=1 and isscanned=0

  • Show ALL files added to the Search Database and need to be analyzed --
    Filter -- isscanned=0

  • Show ALL files added to the Search Database and on a specific drive (Example- E:) and have been analyzed --
    Filter -- filepath starts with "E:" and isscanned=1

  • Show ALL files added to the Search Database and on a specific drive (Example- E:) and need to be analyzed --
    Filter -- filepath starts with "E:" and isscanned=0

  • Show ALL files added to the Search Database and on a specific drive (Example- E:) --
    Filter -- filepath starts with "E:"


Remember - filter folders will only return results where the files have been ADDED to the Search Database

cstoll
 
A Man and His Music wrote :




Norway, I have no idea what you just said. Could you break it down for a slow guy like me. None of your fancy talk, show off.



No more fancy talks... hehe... but rather an image, since images says more than thousand words ;)





 


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