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<blockquote data-quote="Limbachnet" data-source="post: 707528" data-attributes="member: 97043">Thanks for the answer - but this is not a solution. I know that I can change the playback order, but normally I want to watch the movie out of moving pictures - but sometimes I want to watch the &quot;special&quot;, &quot;making of&quot; or something like that. Is this behaviour really unusual? I don't believe so, in this case all these specials on DVD would be obsolete.Closing mediaportal, opening the configuration, changing the playback order, closing configuration, restarting mediaportal, watching a &quot;making of&quot; and then turning everything back to normal ist not really a handy procedure...It is easier to close mediaportal, watch the additional content with VLC, media player classic ore something like that and then return to mediaportal without reconfiguring anything - but that's not the desired way in a all-in-one media solution - it's just not family compatible.If there is really no solution I will have to copy all additional content to the folder which is accessed via &quot;my videos&quot;, this should work as a workaround with higher WAF.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Limbachnet, post: 707528, member: 97043"] Thanks for the answer - but this is not a solution. I know that I can change the playback order, but [U]normally[/U] I want to watch the movie out of moving pictures - but [U]sometimes[/U] I want to watch the "special", "making of" or something like that. Is this behaviour really unusual? I don't believe so, in this case all these specials on DVD would be obsolete. Closing mediaportal, opening the configuration, changing the playback order, closing configuration, restarting mediaportal, watching a "making of" and then turning everything back to normal ist not really a handy procedure... It is easier to close mediaportal, watch the additional content with VLC, media player classic ore something like that and then return to mediaportal without reconfiguring anything - but that's not the desired way in a all-in-one media solution - it's just not family compatible. If there is really no solution I will have to copy all additional content to the folder which is accessed via "my videos", this should work as a workaround with higher WAF. [/QUOTE]

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