I have a folder with 20 photos. I use BC4 to compare that folder to a large multi-subdirectory folder, and I know 17 of the 20 are in the large one. BC4 shows no orphans for the 20, a manual file search shows those 3 do not exist in the large multi-subfolder directory yet there aren't any orphans.
I'm trying to figure out why BC4 indicates they do exist (show no orphans) in the large folder when they actually do not.
I've tuned on: session settings - Handling - "bypass disk cache during binary comparisons"
Tried all combinations of the session settings - comparison settings, turn off all the quick test, checked compare contents, compare version, binary comparison, and override quick test results.
I've also tried it with quick tests on: compare file size, compare time stamps, compare (all) file attributes, compare file names.
I'm not sure why these 3 files keep slipping through.
Thank you!
I'm trying to figure out why BC4 indicates they do exist (show no orphans) in the large folder when they actually do not.
I've tuned on: session settings - Handling - "bypass disk cache during binary comparisons"
Tried all combinations of the session settings - comparison settings, turn off all the quick test, checked compare contents, compare version, binary comparison, and override quick test results.
I've also tried it with quick tests on: compare file size, compare time stamps, compare (all) file attributes, compare file names.
I'm not sure why these 3 files keep slipping through.
Thank you!
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