Enter the admin password to manage this container — clearing history, moving no-result files, downloading the full report, and restore points all live here.
Scans the ACRCloud container directly (not the local DB mirror shown below) and reports how many entries it currently holds, broken down by status. Read-only — nothing is changed or deleted.
Downloads ACRCloud's merged report for every entry in the container (no start/end date) and saves it below as Latest All Results. Once that's saved, it reviews every entry tagged Ready and splits them into entries that are fully matched (every recognized cue is a real, specific track — safe to delete) and entries that are only a partial match (at least one cue is just a generic "Music" or "Music & Speech" tag, meaning ACRCloud detected music but couldn't identify the track — these are always kept). Entries tagged No result are never touched at all. Nothing is deleted yet at this point — review the list below, download it if you want a record, and only then confirm the delete.
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The usual order is left to right. "Move no-result → to_rescan" relocates each No-result file's source from the completed folder into to_rescan/ and drops its local list entry (the ACRCloud copy is untouched). "Rescan no-result" then does the actual restart: it deletes every remaining No-result entry from the ACRCloud container (snapshotted, so recoverable from Restore points below), and moves every file currently staged in to_rescan/ back up into the hotfolder root, so the watcher re-ingests each one as a brand-new upload and gives it a completely fresh scan.
Search across filenames and recognized track data. Click a result to expand every recognized cue, with the same Download and Delete buttons per entry.
The last 10 destructive actions (clearing history, moving no-result files, deleting a single entry from Scanner or Search results, bulk-deleting no-result entries) are kept here. Restoring re-adds those records; anything already re-scanned since is left as-is. A restored delete (single or bulk) brings back only the local record — the ACRCloud copy is not re-uploaded. The Ready-entry cleanup above is ACRCloud-only and doesn't touch this list — see its own review step instead.
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