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I have an external HDD I use for storing movies on, where the root is F: (on my PC), and it simply contains folders containing movies. The problem is trying to get subs recursively. There are obviously some hidden system folders like F:\$RECYCLE.BIN which will crash the program when it attempts to access them.
I had a previous issue myself on minor personal project before, and found it could be easily solved while enumerating directories with something akin to this:
@ForeverZer0 Unfortunately I didn't have enough time on my hands after all to create a fix when I told you I would. I did get a couple of minutes over just now so I have uploaded a temporarily and hopefully working solution for now. If you can try it out and see if it works for you; and report back, I would appreciate it a lot :-)
I have an external HDD I use for storing movies on, where the root is
F:
(on my PC), and it simply contains folders containing movies. The problem is trying to get subs recursively. There are obviously some hidden system folders likeF:\$RECYCLE.BIN
which will crash the program when it attempts to access them.I had a previous issue myself on minor personal project before, and found it could be easily solved while enumerating directories with something akin to this:
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