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<blockquote data-quote="sridharb" data-source="post: 1253087" data-attributes="member: 58216">Yes, I do see the NFO and FanArt files in the media item folders. tMM does its job fine.Why I use Browse Media mode is because I have organized the folders in a way I can find the media faster. The other view uses different sorting methods that don't always get me to the item that I am looking for quickly.For e.g. if I use the library view and sort by actor, ideally, I should see a list of actors (possibly sorted alphabetically, but changeable) and then when that actor is selected, his movies, possibly alphabetically (or ideally, by release date). However, what I see is a big mass of movies, possibly sorted by actor, but missing that first level organization of the list of actors. That is important. Otherwise, just a bunch of movies sorted differently (but you don't know where the boundaries between baskets are (for e.g. where schwartzmann ends and Schwarzenegger begins) is useless.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sridharb, post: 1253087, member: 58216"] Yes, I do see the NFO and FanArt files in the media item folders. tMM does its job fine. Why I use Browse Media mode is because I have organized the folders in a way I can find the media faster. The other view uses different sorting methods that don't always get me to the item that I am looking for quickly. For e.g. if I use the library view and sort by actor, ideally, I should see a list of actors (possibly sorted alphabetically, but changeable) and then when that actor is selected, his movies, possibly alphabetically (or ideally, by release date). However, what I see is a big mass of movies, possibly sorted by actor, but missing that first level organization of the list of actors. That is important. Otherwise, just a bunch of movies sorted differently (but you don't know where the boundaries between baskets are (for e.g. where schwartzmann ends and Schwarzenegger begins) is useless. [/QUOTE]

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