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How can I force banshee to organize my music folder?

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I recovered my music collection from my iPod after I lost a hard drive, via drag and drop from banshee to my music directory.

Banshee started organizing the files according to tags after finishing the copy-process, but stopped after about 10% of my collection. How can I force it to continue?

Restarting Banshee and disabling and enabling the 'update files' option didn't help.
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answered 2 Years ago oneeme · Accepted Answer

You can remove your database to force banshee to create a new one.

The database file is located in ~/.config/banshee-1 and its called banshee.db.

Quit banshee (make sure that its really closed)

Created a backup of the database named banshee_bak.db

mv ~/.config/banshee-1/banshee.db ~/.config/banshee-1/banshee_bak.db

Open banshee again and re-index your media.