Recent content by MalwareT

So, is that what I was asking about in my post #4 concerning the second video at 1:23?

Yes!

Unless the said changes were made and I'm just not able to see them.

Sorry, but I don't understand your question. Also, what are you doing up so early? ;-)

I'm only using FreeFileSync on my personal computer for my Music folder, and for my external hard drive as a backup to my Music folder. I just want my external hard drive updated when I add or delete music files from my Music folder.

So, it sounds like it was just going through all the files to see which ones were going to be deleted. Even if you don't have your destination folder device (in my case it's an external hard drive for my Music folder) connected to your computer?

That's okay. I found it. But it would have been nice if it had words associated with it.

Could you show me which one of the features is the Resize tool in this image?

How do you use "Resize" in Microsoft Paint? But this is what Google AI says, but that is not how it seemed to work when I tried it. I did not see a "Resize" tool:

I went ahead and tried this, but it seemed as if it didn't do anything. :unsure:

Done! Easy enough, however, in the second video, at 1:23, could you clarify those steps if you're planning to run the same backup tasks again? That went over my head a little bit. It makes it sound as if you don't need to have your external hard drive connected or run FreeFileSynic if you want...

Here is what Google AI said about this: And this seems like a good feature because about a 1/4 of my album cover art images (out of over 800 albums) somehow got lost, and right now, one by one, I'm having to find album art images on Google or DuckDuckGo for around 200 album covers (not fun)...

I looked at a few FreeFileSync YouTube video instructions and I was wondering if anyone could briefly help me with these in order to make sure that I am understanding them correctly. Here are the two videos that I looked at: Also, what I am attempting to do is copy my Music Folder to my...

I don't know about that, but I find the feature when I click on "Organize."

Does anyone know from experience what "Apply media information changes" in Windows Media Player Legacy means? Google's AI answer seems a bit unclear to me.