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<blockquote data-quote="Surferosa" data-source="post: 680470" data-attributes="member: 97598">Re: App to Copy Artwork and Details to Movie FolderThe movie doesn't play when you enter the folder- you still have to select the file (ie the .mkv / .avi) you want to play.&nbsp; Plus, the .jpg that you have copied into the folder in order for it to show up as an icon also shows up.One of the poorer bits of design is that there is no way (without modifying the firmware) of only seeing certain files types (ie just the file types catered for by Video).&nbsp; So in each of my movie folders, I have a .nfo, a jpg, a .txt, perhaps subs- and they all show up inside the sub-folder (even though you can't play them).&nbsp; Same with music (if you select a .avi when browsing 'Music' it doesnt play).&nbsp; Which begs the question- why have sub-categories at all?The unofficial firmware does look very good though.&nbsp; Certainly makes it much more pleasing on the eye.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Surferosa, post: 680470, member: 97598"] [b]Re: App to Copy Artwork and Details to Movie Folder[/b] The movie doesn't play when you enter the folder- you still have to select the file (ie the .mkv / .avi) you want to play. Plus, the .jpg that you have copied into the folder in order for it to show up as an icon also shows up. One of the poorer bits of design is that there is no way (without modifying the firmware) of only seeing certain files types (ie just the file types catered for by Video). So in each of my movie folders, I have a .nfo, a jpg, a .txt, perhaps subs- and they all show up inside the sub-folder (even though you can't play them). Same with music (if you select a .avi when browsing 'Music' it doesnt play). Which begs the question- why have sub-categories at all? The unofficial firmware does look very good though. Certainly makes it much more pleasing on the eye. [/QUOTE]

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