PlayerFab on Windows has three folders of its own:
for program files:
for user configuration:
for media library data:
Writing to own folders is standard Windows software practice.
If you create media library, it is stored in SQLite database in file:
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.
for program files:
Code:
%PROGRAMFILES%\DVDFab\PlayerFab
Code:
%APPDATA%\DVDFab\PlayerFab
Code:
%HOMEPATH%\Documents\DVDFab\PlayerFab
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
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
HTML Code:<fixsave2nfo>true</fixsave2nfo>
- 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.
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