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- 16 Nov 2013, 08:19
- Forum: Feature Requests and Bug Reports
- Topic: MAC: Renaming gets the volume name
- Replies: 6
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Re: MAC: Renaming gets the volume name
Oh, I see the code. I understand what you mean when you ask me how can you see that Moon is a Volume. It seems that you consider two folders back in the path, so I tried: /Volumes/Moon/Film/zambezia.avi -> Moon (2009) /Volumes/Moon/Film/Cartoon/zambezia.avi -> Film (2011) /Volumes/Moon/Film/Cartoon ...
- 16 Nov 2013, 08:02
- Forum: Feature Requests and Bug Reports
- Topic: MAC: Renaming gets the volume name
- Replies: 6
- Views: 5052
Re: MAC: Renaming gets the volume name
Same behavior.
- 16 Nov 2013, 08:01
- Forum: Feature Requests and Bug Reports
- Topic: MAC: Renaming gets the volume name
- Replies: 6
- Views: 5052
Re: MAC: Renaming gets the volume name
I found the r1847. I'm going testing it, thank you. 

- 16 Nov 2013, 07:59
- Forum: Feature Requests and Bug Reports
- Topic: MAC: Renaming gets the volume name
- Replies: 6
- Views: 5052
Re: MAC: Renaming gets the volume name
Hello,
on Mac, every directory in the /Volumes folder is actually the volume name, and should be stripped off.
What do you mean with r1847?
Thank you.
on Mac, every directory in the /Volumes folder is actually the volume name, and should be stripped off.
What do you mean with r1847?
Thank you.
- 15 Nov 2013, 21:08
- Forum: Feature Requests and Bug Reports
- Topic: MAC: Renaming gets the volume name
- Replies: 6
- Views: 5052
MAC: Renaming gets the volume name
Hello, I'm trying to rename films on my external disk, the directory is: /Volumes/ Moon /Film/ Almost every time, regardless the film name, I get the same name suggestion: the film Moon (2009, Duncan Jones). It seems that the volume name is not stripped off by the name before analyze it ...