The length variable is lost in the database when renaming
The length variable is lost in the database when renaming
The length of a video (wmv, for example) was known by Everything: if I search on length:XXmYYs it is found. But then, if I rename the file, Everyhing suddenly often doesn't know the length of the video anymore (often it does, often it doesn't). To find the same file again, I have to include length:unknown. Why does Everything not update the search database when renaming a (video)file?
Using: 1.5.0.1346a (x64)
Using: 1.5.0.1346a (x64)
Re: The length variable is lost in the database when renaming
Please try the latest version of Everything 1.5
Please make sure update indexed properties is not paused under the Index menu.
Select the file and hit Ctrl + F5 to refresh indexed properties.
Please make sure update indexed properties is not paused under the Index menu.
Select the file and hit Ctrl + F5 to refresh indexed properties.
Re: The length variable is lost in the database when renaming
It is not paused.void wrote: Tue Jun 18, 2024 4:35 am Please try the latest version of Everything 1.5
Please make sure update indexed properties is not paused under the Index menu.
Select the file and hit Ctrl + F5 to refresh indexed properties.
Will the newest version fix the issue?
Ctrl + F5 Might work, but will the newest version re-read the file (and add all values to the database) when renaming a file?
Re: The length variable is lost in the database when renaming
A lot has changed since 1346a.
Everything will perform a fresh reindex if you install the latest version.
Please check your includes/excludes for the length property under Tools -> Options -> Properties.
Everything will perform a fresh reindex if you install the latest version.
Please check your includes/excludes for the length property under Tools -> Options -> Properties.
Re: The length variable is lost in the database when renaming
When that happens, does Windows (Properties) show the length of that video?Everything suddenly often doesn't know the length of the video anymore
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wkearney99
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Re: The length variable is lost in the database when renaming
It sure seems like the indexing process has gotten a LOT slower since 1338a.void wrote: Tue Jun 18, 2024 7:01 am A lot has changed since 1346a. Everything will perform a fresh reindex if you install the latest version.
Re: The length variable is lost in the database when renaming
What properties/content are you indexing?
(Help -> Troubleshooting Information -> Properties)
(Help -> Troubleshooting Information -> Properties)
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wkearney99
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Re: The length variable is lost in the database when renaming
Just:
Height
Length
Video Format
Width
(it was a bit of a speedbump discovering the change of using HEVC instead of HVC1 for videoformat, but thankfully only a few bookmarks needed to be changed to deal with it)
Height
Length
Video Format
Width
(it was a bit of a speedbump discovering the change of using HEVC instead of HVC1 for videoformat, but thankfully only a few bookmarks needed to be changed to deal with it)
Re: The length variable is lost in the database when renaming
Yes.therube wrote: Tue Jun 18, 2024 2:45 pmWhen that happens, does Windows (Properties) show the length of that video?Everything suddenly often doesn't know the length of the video anymore
The file isn't changed, only the filename. If Everything would monitoring live, it should(?) re-read the file (and getting the video length) if a video file is renamed?
Re: The length variable is lost in the database when renaming
Are you indexing Length?if I search on length:XXmYYs it is found. But then, if I rename the file, Everyhing suddenly often doesn't know the length of the video anymore (often it does, often it doesn't)
Are you displaying the Length column in Everything?
If so (or even if not) does the Length column in Everything show the Length of said file when at the same time, length:XXmYYs does not?
(On my end, I don't use length:XXmYYs, but I do display Length column, indexed. I'm not aware of any cases where Length [column] has been lost on a rename.)
Re: The length variable is lost in the database when renaming
For folder, FAT and network drive indexes:The file isn't changed, only the filename. If Everything would monitoring live, it should(?) re-read the file (and getting the video length) if a video file is renamed?
Everything only re-reads properties when the file is modified.
For NTFS volumes:
Everything only re-reads properties when basic file information has changed. (attributes and timestamps)
Everything does not re-read properties when the file is renamed.
To refresh property information:
Press F5.
To refresh indexed property information:
Select your files and Press Ctrl + F5.