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tracker.cfg problem
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[Watches] but I have NITDroid installed and the mediaplayer is indexing those game sound file which I have no idea where those sound files are. They are in the emmc I guess. How do I stopped it from indexing those unwanted files? |
Re: tracker.cfg problem
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/media/mmc1 is your data partition on Nitdroid. You can add it to NoWatchDirectory: NoWatchDirectory=$HOME/MyDocs/core-dumps/;$HOME/MyDocs/cities/;$HOME/MyDocs/.sounds/Ringtones/;$HOME/MyDocs/tmp/;/media/mmc1/tmp/;/media/mmc1/cities/;/media/mmc1/; And then restart Tracker. Note as quick fix this works fine. However this will exclude the whole Android data partition. If there is for example music on this partition you might want to scan that. To figure those out you could use a command like like find(1). |
Re: tracker.cfg problem
I tried the above method, but it still scans the sound file from NITDroid games file.
Nevertheless thanks! |
Re: tracker.cfg problem
Download tracker-cfg from the repo's
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