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would be nice if you can view multiple shares for videos / mp3's / whatever on one screen.
<video>
<default></default>
<bookmark>
<name>my videos</name>
<path>f:\videos;f:\movies;g:\video</path>
</bookmark>
would help thoose poor people with a g partition, like me for instance :d
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here is my setup.
my videos
-"television" bookmark points to drive server d:
-"screeners" bookmark points to server drive e:
-"home videos" bookmakr points to server drive f:
-"movies" bookmark points to server drive g:
my "movies" drive is filled up so i am going to add drive h: and put more movies onto it. however when i go the the movies book mark i want to see the contents of g: and h:. i know you can add multiple paths to the same bookmark for my programs but can you do it for movies also? here is my example.
current version
<bookmark>
<name>videos</name>
<path>f:\videos\</path>
</bookmark>
<bookmark>
<name>videos2</name>
<path>g:\videos\</path>
</bookmark>
what i would like
<bookmark>
<name>videos</name>
<path>f:\videos\</path>
<path>g:\videos\</path>
</bookmark>
thanks.
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bOOka!
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i'd like to do the same, but combine the xbox movies storage with two network movie storages.
i realize using the imdb feature and changing view to titles would accomplish pretty much the same thing, but i have custom thumbs that doesn't show up in that view.
thus i'd like to be able to combine those 3 separate locations into one bookmark.
only problem would be if one of the network servers was unavailable, then it would be nice if that one was just ignored and the other two were displayed anyway.
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tslayer
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jmashall,
i think that is what we were discussing the other day.
the .tbn/.jpg in the folder should probably always override any other icon/thumbnail (even cached ones).
so, if there is a .tbn/.jpg already, and that has been cached, then we should probably not cache the imdb icon/image and overwrite the existing one.
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i too would like to see more info on this topic. i downloaded the program mentioned in the link but it seems to only allow one link to be made per folder that is created which will not do much for what the original poster is referring to. anyone else with any info on how to add multiple paths in share?
mindshatter
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cheers nimbles,
that utility worked a treat, you have to use ntfs links though which is a bit scary.
have you noticed that it takes a while to access the folders that have been linked to via xbmc (5-6 seconds) perhaps it is hard drives spinning up or something.
it would still be nice to have multiple paths per bookmark though.
mindshatter: you need to share a folder which contains ntfs links from all your other media folders on your pc, in my case i created links from all the folders which contained episode files and then shared the folder which had the links in.
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i too would like to see this feature. i have 4 hard drives that contain movies and i have 4 shares specified in my xml file (movies1, movies2, etc..)
it would be great if all of these paths would show up as just one share.
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i have now been able to create this share point and use, but i really hate the idea of using this, if anything happens to the folder that has the share point in it you loos all of your files. i think the real answer is to allow us to make multiple paths. developers can you comment? btw, xbmc rocks and is by far the best piece of home entertainment equipment i have in my setup. thanks for the great work.