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<blockquote data-quote="nst6563" data-source="post: 54693" data-attributes="member: 14655">My answer to this problem was simple.&nbsp; Since I have a boot drive and storage drives, all I did was add the other drive.&nbsp; Convert my storage drive that contained the movies to a &quot;Dynamic Disk&quot;, and then setup the new storage drive as a dynamic disk.&nbsp; Doing it this way allows you to &quot;extend&quot; the volume/share (yes, you can mount the dynamic disk as a shared folder) onto multiple drives transparently.&nbsp; I can still see the problem with a LOT of movies in the same folder though.&nbsp; I've never used Meedio, but I kind of like the interface of the My Trailer's plugin.&nbsp; Where you can search based on the first letter of the title.&nbsp; If that could be incorporated as a &quot;stop-gap&quot; until a more robust system was created and put in place it may make some people happy (it'd make me happy anyway&nbsp; :lol: )who knows...if two systems were developed, you could give the &quot;end user&quot; the choice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nst6563, post: 54693, member: 14655"] My answer to this problem was simple. Since I have a boot drive and storage drives, all I did was add the other drive. Convert my storage drive that contained the movies to a "Dynamic Disk", and then setup the new storage drive as a dynamic disk. Doing it this way allows you to "extend" the volume/share (yes, you can mount the dynamic disk as a shared folder) onto multiple drives transparently. I can still see the problem with a LOT of movies in the same folder though. I've never used Meedio, but I kind of like the interface of the My Trailer's plugin. Where you can search based on the first letter of the title. If that could be incorporated as a "stop-gap" until a more robust system was created and put in place it may make some people happy (it'd make me happy anyway :lol: ) who knows...if two systems were developed, you could give the "end user" the choice. [/QUOTE]

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