PlayerFab on Windows has three folders of its own:
for program files:[code]%PROGRAMFILES%\DVDFab\PlayerFab[/code]
for user configuration:[code]%APPDATA%\DVDFab\PlayerFab[/code]
for media library data:[code]%HOMEPATH%\Documents\DVDFab\PlayerFab[/code]
Writing to own folders is standard Windows software practice.
If you create media library, it is stored in SQLite database in file:[code]%HOMEPATH%\Documents\DVDFab\PlayerFab\Temp\mediaServer\DMS\.server\profile\userdata\databaseDMS4.db[/code]
While everything is fine!
But:
If you refine an incorrectly recognized movie in the media library ("Fix Match"), PlayerFab creates an NFO file (with the refined data) in the folder of the movie itself.
- This feature is enabled by default.[code]%HOMEPATH%\Documents\DVDFab\PlayerFab\Temp\mediaServer\DMS\.server\profile\appsettings.xml[/code]
[HTML]true[/HTML] - There is no prompt or notification to the user to enable this feature.
- The user has not given permission to write NFO files in movie folders.
- There is no GUI to disable this feature.
Facepalm.
