Re-Indexing Files On The Goflex Cinema™ Multimedia Drive; Avoiding Duplicate Files On The Multimedia Drive - Seagate GoFlex Cinema User Manual

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Re-indexing Files on the GoFlex Cinema™ Multimedia
Drive
If you've moved a lot of files around, you might want to re-index the multimedia drive to
ensure that all your files are easy to find and searchable.
To start indexing:
1.
Press Home.
2.
Select the GoFlex Cinema multimedia drive icon.
3.
Press Menu, select Index, then click OK.
The multimedia drive re-indexes all of its files.

Avoiding Duplicate Files on the Multimedia Drive

As described in "Connecting External USB Devices" on page 11, you can choose to have the
multimedia drive automatically transfer and index the files stored on the connected USB
device.
However, the multimedia drive does not ignore duplicate file names. When you select
automatic transfer, the multimedia drive transfers all the video, photo, and music files stored
on the device—even if some of those files were transferred previously.
Without some care, you could unintentionally transfer the same file or set of files to the
multimedia drive multiple times. This can create a lot of confusion as you search for specific
files, and, if what you are transferring are large files (like full-length feature films), may quickly
fill up the multimedia drive's storage capacity.
To avoid transferring multiple copies of the same files:
Before you connect your USB device to the multimedia drive, remove any files on the
device that were copied previously. For instance, delete old photos from your digital
camera's memory card to ensure it contains your new photos only—not your new photos
plus the 300 older photos from your last holiday.
OR
Follow the instructions in "Moving or Copying Files with the GoFlex Cinema™ Multimedia
Drive" on page 20.
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