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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1183997" data-attributes="member: 82144">TV Server can arrange the recordings within nested folders on the file system if you define your recording file name format to include a relative structure (eg. %channel%\%title%\...). However, unlike the videos, music etc. sections,&nbsp; the recorded TV section within MediaPortal does not have a &quot;shares view&quot; (ie. a view that directly correlates with the file system structure). In some recorded TV views there are folders shown (eg. for grouping by channel, series, genre, record date), however those folders are entirely virtual.If you want to see the recordings in a shares view, you can simply add the base recording folder as a video share (or set the recording folder to be your video folder) and use the video section. What confuses me about your request is that this doesn't imply any need to move files or delete recordings from TV Server's database.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1183997, member: 82144"] TV Server can arrange the recordings within nested folders on the file system if you define your recording file name format to include a relative structure (eg. %channel%\%title%\...). However, unlike the videos, music etc. sections, the recorded TV section within MediaPortal does not have a "shares view" (ie. a view that directly correlates with the file system structure). In some recorded TV views there are folders shown (eg. for grouping by channel, series, genre, record date), however those folders are entirely virtual. If you want to see the recordings in a shares view, you can simply add the base recording folder as a video share (or set the recording folder to be your video folder) and use the video section. What confuses me about your request is that this doesn't imply any need to move files or delete recordings from TV Server's database. [/QUOTE]

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