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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 657975" data-attributes="member: 18896">To add to fforde's reply above, you could put those Swedish language versions in a folder (or subfolder) that you name 'Swedish' and then you can create a custom category that has a filter that is setup for &quot;Full Path&quot; -&gt; contains -&gt; &quot;Swedish\&quot;I use the same myself to filter out Asian movies and other collections. Check the wiki and/or FAQ on how to adjust your category filters to make this work.The recently added category should solve that problem, provided you pay attention to the watched movies as well. You can even tweak the settings as I did myself to make the timeframe shorter, so it is easier to spot them. Aside from that I added a new twist to that on my own system by abuseing the user-rating system. Instead of rating a movie from 1-5 for gradient quality, I use the system to classify it as:1 = Bad movie
2 = Movie for just my wife
3 = Movie for both of us (this is default when rating pops up so easy to tag)
4 = Movie for just me
5 = Good movieAnd then you just adjust all your other categories to include this as an extra filter.The only hurdle was to teach the wife how to use the context menu to rate a movie, so that when she watches a movie that she knows I will like as well to tag it as '3', '4' or '5'. She actually doesn't mind to watch it again, so usually ends up tagging it as '3'.My actual system is a lot more complex because I also use the user-rating system to compliment the PIN-coded parental filtering (which is based on combination of foldername, filename, genres, and user-rating values) but you get the idea.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 657975, member: 18896"] To add to fforde's reply above, you could put those Swedish language versions in a folder (or subfolder) that you name 'Swedish' and then you can create a custom category that has a filter that is setup for "Full Path" -> contains -> "Swedish\" I use the same myself to filter out Asian movies and other collections. Check the wiki and/or FAQ on how to adjust your category filters to make this work. The recently added category should solve that problem, provided you pay attention to the watched movies as well. You can even tweak the settings as I did myself to make the timeframe shorter, so it is easier to spot them. Aside from that I added a new twist to that on my own system by abuseing the user-rating system. Instead of rating a movie from 1-5 for gradient quality, I use the system to classify it as: [INDENT]1 = Bad movie 2 = Movie for just my wife 3 = Movie for both of us (this is default when rating pops up so easy to tag) 4 = Movie for just me 5 = Good movie[/INDENT] And then you just adjust all your other categories to include this as an extra filter. The only hurdle was to teach the wife how to use the context menu to rate a movie, so that when she watches a movie that she knows I will like as well to tag it as '3', '4' or '5'. She actually doesn't mind to watch it again, so usually ends up tagging it as '3'. My actual system is a lot more complex because I also use the user-rating system to compliment the PIN-coded parental filtering (which is based on combination of foldername, filename, genres, and user-rating values) but you get the idea. [/QUOTE]

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