Library scan on start-up

BanRay · Post by **BanRay** » 10 Dec 2015, 10:47

A library scan on start-up only happens when I've force quit MrMC (double tap Home button to get the app switching mode and swipe up).

Perhaps a Shutdown button in the bottom of the screen next to Favorites? Just as Kodi has?

zidewinder · Post by **zidewinder** » 10 Dec 2015, 11:13

Or have an option to Scan library every 10 minute?

baerwurzl · Post by **baerwurzl** » 10 Dec 2015, 11:29

zidewinder wrote:Or have an option to Scan library every 10 minute?

An AutoUpdate every Hour would be great or a force-update button next to the favourites-button

budtz80 · Post by **budtz80** » 10 Dec 2015, 15:23

I agree.

We need to be able to load a file as soon as its on the pc nas ect. Cant it just autoupdate like infuse?

Post by **davilla** » 10 Dec 2015, 16:26

BanRay wrote:Perhaps a Shutdown button in the bottom of the screen next to Favorites? Just as Kodi has?

That would be an instant app store rejection, iOS/tvOS apps are never quit, they get moved to the background and the os will decide when it needs to be terminated.

baerwurzl · Post by **baerwurzl** » 10 Dec 2015, 16:47

baerwurzl wrote:or a force-update button next to the favourites-button

?!

DanTheMan827 · Post by **DanTheMan827** » 10 Dec 2015, 17:35

I agree with both having an auto update interval and a update library button next to favorites

Post by **davilla** » 10 Dec 2015, 17:46

DanTheMan827 wrote:I agree with both having an auto update interval and a update library button next to favorites

if playing video ? if in background ? there are all sorts of cases when you would NOT want an auto update to happen.

BanRay · Post by **BanRay** » 10 Dec 2015, 22:40

What do you propose? Force kill to get "library scan on start-up" to work seems unsatisfactory for a dev

Since there is a workaround I understand this has low prio

Post by **davilla** » 10 Dec 2015, 23:01

BanRay wrote:What do you propose? Force kill to get "library scan on start-up" to work seems unsatisfactory for a dev

Since there is a workaround I understand this has low prio

HAHAA, no, that's silly. I'm just mentioning that an auto scan is more complicated that just setting up some timer.

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