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Old July 24th, 2011, 04:48 PM
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Re: 5.02 Duplicate Book Id's.

Do you only have .kma files in your database or have you a mixture ?

When you use rebuild the data base it goes through the whole list of files shown in the bottom left panel.
If you have other folders in the list containing kmh files do they contain songs with ID's the same as your kma's ?

If you look down the list of folders in the left panel of the Build Database dialog, do you have any duplicate folders listed or any folders in the C/ drive that are identicle to folders on an external drive meaning only the drive letter would be different?

I take it that when you re-indexed the .kma folder, you highlighted the kma folder and pressed the rescan button when it found 5 extra files, this is how it should work.
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