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# Scanning files and Clementine's database
## Scanning files and Clementine's database
When you first add a folder to your library in the Preferences dialog, Clementine will scan it and all it's subfolders looking for media files. Every correct media file will get into your library with all of it's metadata, whether the metadata is coming from the media file itself (things like ID3 tags) or from another source like is the case with CUE associated songs.
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Remember that when you're removing a folder from library, you're also removing all the statistics associated in the database with it. You'll always be able to add the folder to the library again but the statistics are gone forever.
# Monitor library for changes
## Monitor library for changes
In "Preferences / Music Library", there's a "Monitor library for changes" option.
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Also, remember that if you have "Monitor library for changes" option off, you'll need to run "Update changed library folders" action manually every time you'll want to see library changes applied.
# Update changed library folders
## Update changed library folders
This menu option scans all your library roots in search for changes. If it finds a change in a folder's mtime, the scan goes deeper. This of course suffers from the same issues that were described above - the depth of search depends on modification times of folders.
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This type of scan is launched during Clementine's startup, when you have the "Update the library when Clementine starts" option on ("Preferences / Music Library").
# Do a full library rescan
## Do a full library rescan
This feature is your last resort will-work-in-any-circumstances friend.