[PROBLEM] HDD Usb connected, detected but not updating library

[dond72]

Yesterday I plugges a FAT32 external powered USB HDD with some files in it.

Currently I'm running Xbian 1.0 Alpha 4 connected to my network and with an smb route with all my tv shows, all of them (from the smb) are detected, playable and added to the xbmc collection.

Issue is that the new USB HDD locally plugged , has more tv shows (wich I added to the files) and none of them displays on the collection, but if I browse for the files I can view and play them.

Any clues? May it have something to do with the format of the HDD?

[rikardo1979]

any time you add new content to the source you need to scan it into the library
you can do it manually

Quote:navigate to your source and press C on keyboard or Option on remote and select Scan for new content

or you can also set to rescan all libraries on startup

Quote:System>Settings>Video>Library and enable Update library on startup

[dond72]

All that I tried and none of the new files are added to the library

[rikardo1979]

OK, please follow the rules from global announcement and post all details, especially the log file section

[dond72]

Currently I'm not at home, I connected remotely to my machine and was able to extract two logs.

First one is here : http://pastebin.com/MTwz00Kt

Second one : http://pastebin.com/6L7UDBE9

[rikardo1979]

nah, there is nothing in
you need to have debugging on
so when u get home get the proper log out after u try to rescan library
maybe there will be something in, not sure

[dond72]

Thanks a lot, even though, you think it's worth I may try to change the format of the hdd?

[rikardo1979]

nope, that should not affect it
as you have the media on it and you successfully scanned them into libraries

[rikardo1979]

OK, just did a little search and found this on XBMC posted by XBMC Developer

Quote: The only reason it would do this is if when you add new files to that folder it doesn't update the modified time on the folder.

[dond72]

(19th Jan, 2013 09:41 PM)rikardo1979 Wrote:  OK, just did a little search and found this on XBMC posted by XBMC Developer

Quote: The only reason it would do this is if when you add new files to that folder it doesn't update the modified time on the folder.

Solved, tried reinstalling and now it detects it ok. The only thing I can think of, is that the time that didn't work ok was a manual installation and the second one was with the xbian installer for windows