Changed my HDD and stopped showing duration on some folders

[akilleas]

2 days ago I changed my HDD with a bigger one and everything went fine until this morning.
Unfortunately Wacup stopped showing duration of a folder and its songs in playlist.

This happens only in one folder and it's subfolders.
Other folders in the same HDD work fine.
What can possibly go wrong?

[dro]

Is the folder path still correct e.g. does the file show as being valid when you try to open the file for information via alt+3 or from looking at the playlist entry via the ctrl+e dialog on a selected playlist item?

As my initial thought is that the path is somehow different or there's maybe a permission issue from the moving of things that hasn't persisted which is preventing the access or they're in a file format that the wacup install is no longer configured to support (as it's not clear if you also made a new wacup install or migrated it as part of the move to the new hdd).

[akilleas]

Is the folder path still correct e.g. does the file show as being valid when you try to open the file for information via alt+3 or from looking at the playlist entry via the ctrl+e dialog on a selected playlist item?

As my initial thought is that the path is somehow different or there's maybe a permission issue from the moving of things that hasn't persisted which is preventing the access or they're in a file format that the wacup install is no longer configured to support (as it's not clear if you also made a new wacup install or migrated it as part of the move to the new hdd).

OK let me get it a little more clear.
The HDD that I changed was not the one with the OS, so I didn't install or reinstall anything.
I changed one disk that was 2TB with a new one that is 4TB.
The name of the new disk is the same as the old one.
And I just copied a big sized folder from one disk to another. Most of the files are ok, except this particular folder and its sub-folders.

Both alt+3 and ctrl+3 work fine.

[dro]

If the files are accessible via alt+3 & the path is valid / the same then I don't see anything obvious as to why it wouldn't be able to display the information. Try selecting at least one of the 'bad' items & try to force a metadata refresh (Ctrl+Alt+E) & see if that gets it displaying things correctly again. Also is the x64 build type & what is the WACUP build being used? Plus are you using the local library or is it enabled & if so are those files showing in there with the correct metadata information (best to check that before the Ctrl+Alt+E action).

[akilleas]

If the files are accessible via alt+3 & the path is valid / the same then I don't see anything obvious as to why it wouldn't be able to display the information. Try selecting at least one of the 'bad' items & try to force a metadata refresh (Ctrl+Alt+E) & see if that gets it displaying things correctly again. Also is the x64 build type & what is the WACUP build being used? Plus are you using the local library or is it enabled & if so are those files showing in there with the correct metadata information (best to check that before the Ctrl+Alt+E action).

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Hi again and sorry for the delayed answer.
I'm using the x64 WACUP build and the local library is enabled (I think) or at least not changed a setting by me.
Pressing Ctrl+Alt+E indeed refreshes the metadata information and time it is now showing correctly in playlist.

[dro]

As its worked on the test item(s) you just need to do the same for the others or do a full metadata refresh by using that action without anything selected in the main playlist or using the refresh metadata option via the local library (from the in-view settings menu or the various right-click menus on the navigation tree nodes or from within the local library views). Am going to mark this as resolved in a bit.