Lowlander wrote:Associated Art files, log files and Lyrics files should be moved (there is a confirmation for that). However if you want everything moved a Cut & Paste of the Parent folder in the Location/My Computer node is the easiest method.

Peke wrote:

monape wrote:I tried with <Folder>\<Filename> mask. This will show the current file location path like "C:\Users\EAU\Documents\Music Library\(subfolders)"
But how do i change the mask so destination looks like this "C:\Users\EAU\Music\Music Library\(subfolders)" ?

If you have read the Online help you would see if you want to cut current path to some extend us filter numbers eg. "<Folder:3>\<Filename>" and when you add/browse your new main path you get "C:\Users\EAU\Music\<Folder:3>\<Filename>" that would get you the right destination. It is easy just press F1 when you edit Destination mask.

monape wrote:I tried with <Folder>\<Filename> mask. This will show the current file location path like "C:\Users\EAU\Documents\Music Library\(subfolders)"
But how do i change the mask so destination looks like this "C:\Users\EAU\Music\Music Library\(subfolders)" ?

Peke wrote:Hi,

mrhollywood360 wrote:Make sure the location you're moving the files to is also monitored by MM, then just move the files over. MM will automatically update the file location in your library.

that approach would just make duplicates not move library.

monape wrote:The thing is that i want to move the main library folder which includes all the subfolders. So its not only single tracks.
I like to keep the folder structure as it is in my library already, but just move it to another location. Can i manage this from inside MM or should i just copy paste the library folder in windows explorer?

If you want to retain folder structure teh same then in Destination mask you simple add "<Folder>\<Filename>" and add destination drive letter "d:\<Folder>\<Filename>" or use browse button to navigate to root path of your new structure and you can check preview if you are satisfied with destination result.

Another option is to Move Folders outside MMW an then Use File -> Locate Moved/missing tracks on your whole library so that MMW update it to new path.

mrhollywood360 wrote:

Peke wrote:

mrhollywood360 wrote:Make sure the location you're moving the files to is also monitored by MM, then just move the files over. MM will automatically update the file location in your library.

that approach would just make duplicates not move library.

MediaMonkey monitors the folders for changed/moved files. So if the current directory and the new directory are both monitored and MM is open while you move the files it will update the library. I used this approach to move my library and it worked flawlessly.

Peke wrote:

mrhollywood360 wrote:Make sure the location you're moving the files to is also monitored by MM, then just move the files over. MM will automatically update the file location in your library.

that approach would just make duplicates not move library.

Lowlander wrote:Send To > Folder, does not maintain existing folder structure, it just add all files to that folder.

Either use Auto-Organize Files as suggested or Cut & Paste the Folder from the Media Tree to the new destination.

mrhollywood360 wrote:Make sure the location you're moving the files to is also monitored by MM, then just move the files over. MM will automatically update the file location in your library.

monape wrote:The thing is that i want to move the main library folder which includes all the subfolders. So its not only single tracks.
I like to keep the folder structure as it is in my library already, but just move it to another location. Can i manage this from inside MM or should i just copy paste the library folder in windows explorer?

Peke wrote:You do not need to do that, you simply Browse files you want to move to new location and after you select them right click and use Auto organize files option to Move them to new location according to destination mask (Use F1 to open Online Help).

Feel free to ask more if you need any help about Auto organize.

NOTE: Preview of destination path and filename according to filename mask is shown in realtime so that you can tweak it to your liking.