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Title: Sorting - Theater View
Post by: jroyale on September 11, 2008, 12:42:32 pm
I have selected to view by disk location...then how does it sort?  By date?  I have transfered all my dv tapes to my htpc and I want to watch them in chronolocial order (within seperate folders for events, seasons, trips etc)  I was hoping it would go by file name.  I transfered a tape that was recorded at the beginning of summer after an end of summer tape.  So as a result the order is flipped.  In order to get around this I named the beginning of summer files "Summer 08 - ....." where the other is Summer '08 - ...." Taking out the ' will put it ahead of by filename but not by date.

Any ideas?

I hope this wasn't too confusing.
Title: Re: Sorting - Theater View
Post by: jroyale on September 19, 2008, 05:24:27 pm
Admin...any help here?

Any thoughts?  I'm not going to slag the response cuz this is actually pretty good tech support system but this is the flaw.  I'd appreciate any thoughts even if there is nothing I can do.
Title: Re: Sorting - Theater View
Post by: JimH on September 19, 2008, 05:27:53 pm
You could probably make a playlist and drag and drop files in it until you liked the order.
Title: Re: Sorting - Theater View
Post by: Matt on September 21, 2008, 08:15:56 pm
You can create a view scheme in Standard View that shows the files how you want and sorts how you want.

Then use the "Views" button in Theater View to select this view, and it will use the same sorting.
Title: Re: Sorting - Theater View
Post by: Puffkin123 on September 22, 2008, 02:00:00 am
You can create a view scheme in Standard View that shows the files how you want and sorts how you want.

Then use the "Views" button in Theater View to select this view, and it will use the same sorting.

How do you create a view scheme?
Title: Re: Sorting - Theater View
Post by: globetrotters1 on September 22, 2008, 12:28:53 pm
Puffkin123,

a good hint: use HELP - there it is written up and it's pretty easy to figure out

M.