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    Even after deleting everything from my media/music folder all tunes still show up as being there, whether using the native player or MixZing. Of course they won't play, but the full list still appears.

    I was having a lot of duplicate entries show up and incorrect album art (VERY unnerving to hear Clapton playing Crossroads and seeing Frankie Valli's face...) and thought I'd just clear everything out and start fresh, but apparently that database is stored somewhere else and won't reset with a fresh scan.

    I do a simple drag n drop to install/uninstall tunes from my laptop. How can I clear the list? I'm not rooted.

    Thanks!
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    Try going to settings> applications > mixzing and clear "data". Do the same for the stock player. See if that solves the problem.
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    Thanks, but I forgot to mention that I had already tried that with no luck. Where the heck is that stored?
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    Clear data from Settings / Applications / Manage Applications / All Tab / Media Storage may work...
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    Are you sure that won't muck something else up?
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    After clearing the Cache & Data from "Media Storage", also clear them from the "Media Container Services".. and then reboot. Not sure just clearing one of those will work. But I believe doing both will. No major harm from doing this (I've done it before), except you may lose your playlists, as they are stored in the same place. Hopefully you have a backup (do you use Titanium?) that you can just restore "Playlists" from if that happens.

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    Wildman and LMO,

    Thanks to both of you I'm back to normal and further enlightened! Clearing the Media Storage alone did the trick. There was no data to delete in the Media Container Service app.

    Will look into Titanium. Hat's off to both of you. Thanks!
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    Thank you very much for the tip. Really appreciated!
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    That works well to get rid of the duplicates, except on my galaxy s2 it also wipes out all custom notification tones and things of that nature. It also wiped out all the pics in my gallery. They were, in fact, still there when I searched "my files" but they never showed back up in the library. Also, all of my ringtones were not showing either. It seems to be something to do with having an external SD card. I never had this issue until I added that. I wonder if there is something I was supposed to do when I added that.

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