| I had an incident several months go, when an album simply wouldn’t play. I replaced it with the backed up version and it was okay. Unfortunately, I did not pay attention to exactly what happened, so the evidence/clue is gone. Stupid, but that is the situation now. I suspect that this is probably not a singular incident. My problem with the backup is that I swapped first and last name of the artist folders for sorting reasons, and the backup software apparently tried to cope with this but failed silently. A more stupid backup system would have simply duplicated the data, which would have been better. Now, if I try to recover an old folder with the ”new order” I have no data. I have to go back to a snapshot with the ”old order” to recover it. So it is a mess. Slightly off-topic, but I need a method to verify what I have so I can clear the present backup and make a fresh restart. So soxi is the way to go? Is there any soxi -switch that actually reads and analyzes more file data than the others? I guess some will only look at the header info, which maybe is not enough. I will try to make some kind of recursive script that does a suitable soxi command on everything, and log the result. 2 aug. 2016 kl. 23:33 skrev fmiser <fmiser@xxxxxxxxx>:Bengt Nilsson writes: Bengt Nilsson 438 53 Hindås |
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