I killed my playlist, (everyones) Please help!

[Dawg]

What have I done now?
Is there any way to tell subsonic my music has moved to a different drive so the playlists work? I see now i should of exported them before I moved the music, I thought it would just work when I set the new media location in the settings, how wrong i was. If there is no hope then i was wondering if moving it all back would help? what a nightmare, its funny but not all the playlist are totally empty so subsonic linked some of the moved music.

Alan

[Dawg]

Has this been answered before or is it a tricky one?

[Dawg]

Ok I am using:
4.7 (build 3106) – 12 September 2012
jetty-6.1.x, java 1.7.0_09, Windows 7 (80.2 MB / 117.0 MB)
Windows 7 Ultimate.

Ive since seen a lot of un answered posts regarding playlist problems, Heres what I did exactly;
Created a new Partition, Moved music to new partition. Found it killed the Playlists, (this does make sense allthough I thought changing the path in settings would update the database ) Ive since moved the music back and that hasnt worked, i stopped and started the service.

I would just like some confirmation that ive totally cocked up and the playlists have gone?


Alan

[hakko]

If you're familiar with SQL, you could try and explore where and how playlists are stored via (yourserver)/db.view, and try to figure if there are any traces left to recover.

Personally, I don't use 4.7 so I can't really tell how it works (or doesn't work).

[Dawg]

If you're familiar with SQL, you could try and explore where and how playlists are stored via (yourserver)/db.view, and try to figure if there are any traces left to recover.

Personally, I don't use 4.7 so I can't really tell how it works (or doesn't work).

Thanks for the reply hakko, looks like i may have made a bad move updating the software then, not as bad as moving my music obviously! I tried your tip and its just an empty box so im guessing i have bad news for my friends...