Sorry if this is answered somewhere else on this thread, but its a really long thread so...
Neither the web page for soundsense, the wiki page, or this forum lets people know how the auto update options work. (Basically it say to run it, but not much else.)
It may be obvious on some level, but I find that options should include some general explanation.
If I run an automatic update with the 'Replace existing files' option checked, I assume that any new file that has the name of an old file will be replaced with the new one. If that is so, what is the point of "Delete existing files". Is this an option designed to completely wipe all existing files and replace them all with a new pack? Not really sure what this option is, and why it is there?
Lately the auto update has been updating the same tracks over and over (without either box checked). They are all labeled "New:(name of track)". Usually a Turkey Gobble sound is first, and a Lightning Strike Summer Storm is last. The updater stops after about 80 or so tracks are loaded and reads "Done, restart SoundSense", but the updater data section shows 499529 kb / 293733 ok - total to update is -249709. This is hard to understand, obviously as it appears that I have a negative quantity of data files to update? The update load bar reads at 199% as well, which is also confusing.
Some explanation on the main pages as to what the options do, and how to interpret the auto load information would be really helpful.
Thanks for this great mod.