second - movie sets are rather obsolete, but still in v3, so there will not be much features added to movie. you can create a set called '80s' and put movies from the 80s there.
You can make everything to a movie set (just a 'collection' of movies) - e.g. Seemingly some of you really jump thru some unnecessary hoops to have Kodi scrape for you when all you need is MCM. no, I would not do that since movie sets do not need to be like a collection you think of. I run Kodi as the interface for all my media servers on the 2019 Pro without issue, tho I also use MCM to setup all my metadata manually with my content as I rip it (not the internal scrappers & Kodi only reads it/nevr changes anything) so I'm in control of everything it downloads & the size thereof. Kodi on Nvidia Shield 2019 Pro - Filled up my storage, moved it to external and playing anything is slow as cold molasses. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. And when viewing videos the UI is stuck active no matter what I click on. I set all my metadata manually with MCM right along side my media, that way Kodi only reads it & never changes/downloads anything. First part is looking at the thumbnail generation as it is taking quite a long. This is but 1 of the reasons why I don't rely on Kodi to do anything but read my metadata & play my files, I do all my metadata with MCM. I switched from MCM to TMM due to TMM being able to be run in a docker on Unraid where all my media files are kept anyway.įor years I have been stuck with this thumbnail for all of my movies in the Kodi library, and it's driving me crazy! 😫 I'm hardwired to my Windows PC, and my movies are stored in a Western Digital NAS drive. Alternately, you can also enable thumbnails via the Performance Options dialog.
Before that I had paid for a lifetime license for Media Center Master. In the View tab of Folder Options, uncheck the following option: Always show icons, never thumbnails.
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