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<blockquote data-quote="Jason Carpenter" data-source="post: 864176" data-attributes="member: 123778">I just started using MediaPortal and am looking for a feature or plugin to allow MediaPortal to recognize and navigate Windows Explorer Shortcut Links.&nbsp; Windows Media Center is able to do this which allowed me to create two folders on my media drive &quot;unwatched&quot; and &quot;favorites&quot;.&nbsp; As I rip my movie library I typical place the AVI files into folders based on genre, movie franchise, etc.&nbsp; Then I sometimes create a windows shortcut link which can be placed in either my favorites or unwatched directory.&nbsp; This gives me quick access to an ever growing list of unwatched movies (there is just so many hours in the day....) or my favorite movies (when I just want to watch something I know I enjoy).&nbsp;MediaPortal does not list these shortcut files when I open those directories.&nbsp; I've seen at least two other older (several years) post on here asking similar questions but both were either unanswered or replies went along a tangent path about unique genre names, etc. that didn't really resolve my issue.&nbsp;Any help would be greatly appreciated.&nbsp;Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jason Carpenter, post: 864176, member: 123778"] I just started using MediaPortal and am looking for a feature or plugin to allow MediaPortal to recognize and navigate Windows Explorer Shortcut Links. Windows Media Center is able to do this which allowed me to create two folders on my media drive "unwatched" and "favorites". As I rip my movie library I typical place the AVI files into folders based on genre, movie franchise, etc. Then I sometimes create a windows shortcut link which can be placed in either my favorites or unwatched directory. This gives me quick access to an ever growing list of unwatched movies (there is just so many hours in the day....) or my favorite movies (when I just want to watch something I know I enjoy). MediaPortal does not list these shortcut files when I open those directories. I've seen at least two other older (several years) post on here asking similar questions but both were either unanswered or replies went along a tangent path about unique genre names, etc. that didn't really resolve my issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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