2011-09-26, 16:07
I'm using XBMC 11 with the Aeon MQ3 skin. I tried to search for forum posts about this, but to be honest I didn't really know what keywords to search for...
Ok, here's the deal... Let's say I have 100 movies in XBMC and my preferred method of browsing through this, is using the Low List viewtype which provides plenty of information about each movie. Now on a piece of paper I made a list containing 10 of these movies that I would like to watch in the near future, i.e. a watch list.
How do I make a playlist/selection/collection/whatever of these 10 movies that I can also browse through in the Low List viewtype?
I can add each of these movies to 'the queue' and then save the "Now Playing..." playlist to a custom playlist, but that does not allow me to browse through the movies using Low List. It just shows the titles of the movies, which is next to useless.
I guess one way to do it, would be to move these 10 movies in a separate folder on my hard drive and then make a smart playlist that has Path contains "blah blah", but that is way too much hassle.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Ok, here's the deal... Let's say I have 100 movies in XBMC and my preferred method of browsing through this, is using the Low List viewtype which provides plenty of information about each movie. Now on a piece of paper I made a list containing 10 of these movies that I would like to watch in the near future, i.e. a watch list.
How do I make a playlist/selection/collection/whatever of these 10 movies that I can also browse through in the Low List viewtype?
I can add each of these movies to 'the queue' and then save the "Now Playing..." playlist to a custom playlist, but that does not allow me to browse through the movies using Low List. It just shows the titles of the movies, which is next to useless.
I guess one way to do it, would be to move these 10 movies in a separate folder on my hard drive and then make a smart playlist that has Path contains "blah blah", but that is way too much hassle.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!