Deleted songs/playlists still appear in the music app (or appear twice):
This is a discussion on Deleted songs/playlists still appear in the music app (or appear twice): within the Droid X Tech Support forums, part of the Droid X Forum category; I really love the Droid, but there are really some things that suck on it. The Stock email client via "imap" is a piece of ...
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I really love the Droid, but there are really some things that suck on it. The Stock email client via "imap" is a piece of crap and the music player is a piece of crap. The ability to kill an application also bites. I know there's free apps that offer that functionality, but jeeze, why on the stock apps is there not an ability to "kill" to save memory. I'm just venting sorry.
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I had an issue a while back when I deleted a video from my media card, the video will still show up in the video player list no matter how many times I tried to do a media scan.
The only way I got rid of it was going into Settings | Applications | Manage Applications, tap on All, then Media Storage, and then tap on Clear data.
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Originally Posted by
freezyfreaky
I had an issue a while back when I deleted a video from my media card, the video will still show up in the video player list no matter how many times I tried to do a media scan.
The only way I got rid of it was going into Settings | Applications | Manage Applications, tap on All, then Media Storage, and then tap on Clear data.
BINGO boys and girls we have a winner!
Now why in the hell wouldn't moto have that routine run after the sd card mounts??
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FreezyFreaky, you are da' person! That worked! Thank you!
Nissmo66, I don't think they want it after it mounts because I'm sure it's a caching index, but certainly that routine should run after formatting.
Last edited by Corkster; 02-22-2011 at 06:05 AM.
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Originally Posted by
Corkster
FreezyFreaky, you are da' person! That worked! Thank you!
Nissmo66, I don't think they want it after it mounts because I'm sure it's a caching index, but certainly that routine should run after formatting.
Glad that fixed it!! 
BTW, it seems like this only happens if you delete media files directly from the SD card. Deleting using the apps seems ok.
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