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It makes complete sense, and I would like to do this as well. Some programs sucha s SageTV scan your hard drives and create a media directory from all of them. I don't like this method either because I like to keep separate directories for Television Shows and Movies etc.

I don't know if it is possible to create a virtual directory in Windows XP (or Server 2003). My file server runs Server 2003 and I have two movie folders (on different drives): Movies and Movies2. I'd like to make one virtual directory containing those two folders, and map MP to it.

Another thing that would be useful to add to MP is a sort of combine function for directories. So if you map several directories to your Movie locations, it would be nice if you could highlight 2 or more specific ones and "Combine" them in MP to form a contiguous movie library from those folders.

<blockquote data-quote="Commodore 64" data-source="post: 56174" data-attributes="member: 13303">It makes complete sense, and I would like to do this as well.&nbsp; Some programs sucha s SageTV scan your hard drives and create a media directory from all of them.&nbsp; I don't like this method either because I like to keep separate directories for Television Shows and Movies etc.I don't know if it is possible to create a virtual directory in Windows XP (or Server 2003). My file server runs Server 2003 and I have two movie folders (on different drives): Movies and Movies2. I'd like to make one virtual directory containing those two folders, and map MP to it.Another thing that would be useful to add to MP is a sort of combine function for directories.&nbsp; So if you map several directories to your Movie locations, it would be nice if you could highlight 2 or more specific ones and &quot;Combine&quot; them in MP to form a contiguous movie library from those folders.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Commodore 64, post: 56174, member: 13303"] It makes complete sense, and I would like to do this as well. Some programs sucha s SageTV scan your hard drives and create a media directory from all of them. I don't like this method either because I like to keep separate directories for Television Shows and Movies etc. I don't know if it is possible to create a virtual directory in Windows XP (or Server 2003). My file server runs Server 2003 and I have two movie folders (on different drives): Movies and Movies2. I'd like to make one virtual directory containing those two folders, and map MP to it. Another thing that would be useful to add to MP is a sort of combine function for directories. So if you map several directories to your Movie locations, it would be nice if you could highlight 2 or more specific ones and "Combine" them in MP to form a contiguous movie library from those folders. [/QUOTE]