@Eddie666
1 - nice sinistar!
2 - you can indeed delete parts of .ceadata to rebuild your catalog - the names of the directories to delete should be self explanatory (album, artist, etc.) - go ahead and delete them, then plug your drive back into your Pogoplug and let it do its thing.

J

Heya,

I just talked with engineering and I was wrong - you can't just delete a part of .cedata - you do have to delete the whole thing. Sorry about that, if you want to to say bye bye bye to 'N Sync, you'll have to delete the entire folder.

This is, btw, a bug that we have logged - when you delete stuff, the database should also delete those entries. I'll post back here when we have a fix available for this.

J

(Sorry for the double post, you can delete previous one) ;)

Still no fix for that a year later?

Just bought the pogoplub mobile. For cloud storage, awesome device. For multimedia, not so great device.

Somehow, my pogoplug cannot detect proper track # (while all other apps, software and MP3 players I have can) and everytime I have to delete an album (because track listing is messed up) I need to unplug the drive, hook it to my PC and delete the .ceadata folder before plugging it back, for the index to rebuild itself.

It's just silly that, at least, there isn't a way to tell the pogoplug to just rebuild the .ceadata folder by itself. If the system can't delete albums from its music index if it is deleted from the disk, at least, allow users to tell the drive to rebuild that folder. At least, that would save us the hassle of having to constantly moving it from pogoplug to PC and back...

And, why can't we just have an option in the browser to "delete" an album? Click on that, it deletes itself from the database AND delete the associated files...

Great device, but the software (and firmware) seems to lack basic, essential functionality.