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<blockquote data-quote="morpheus_xx" data-source="post: 967031" data-attributes="member: 48495">Hi&nbsp;thank your for your feedback!&nbsp;1) If you like a folder based browsing, you might choose &quot;Browse Media&quot;. There you have folder based list of all your shares, showing all type of media items that are in there (you can also have image/video/audio mixed). The specialized sections &quot;Series&quot; and &quot;Movies&quot; do show only items, that where detected as such during importer run. Another view would be in principle possible, but will only contain same number of items.&nbsp;2) It's possible but this is a matter of taste. Titanium is not yet finished, I will continue on fine tuning.&nbsp;3) This is part of the VideoMetadataExtractor. It already has settings to add more extensions to known list. The settings file itself is located under ProgramData\..\MP2-Server\Settings, but it is only saved after modifications. This means: in principle you could change it, but in fact you would place a matching xml file there. I will add .m4v for next release to default extensions and add an example file later this weekend, so you can use this setting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="morpheus_xx, post: 967031, member: 48495"] Hi thank your for your feedback! 1) If you like a folder based browsing, you might choose "Browse Media". There you have folder based list of all your shares, showing all type of media items that are in there (you can also have image/video/audio mixed). The specialized sections "Series" and "Movies" do show only items, that where detected as such during importer run. Another view would be in principle possible, but will only contain same number of items. 2) It's possible but this is a matter of taste. Titanium is not yet finished, I will continue on fine tuning. 3) This is part of the VideoMetadataExtractor. It already has settings to add more extensions to known list. The settings file itself is located under ProgramData\..\MP2-Server\Settings, but it is [B]only[/B] saved after modifications. This means: in principle you could change it, but in fact you would place a matching xml file there. I will add .m4v for next release to default extensions and add an example file later this weekend, so you can use this setting. [/QUOTE]

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