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04-24-2012 12:33 PM
I have my windows 7 share directory setup for my WD Live TV Streaming like this:
A) Main Share (top folder) named "Media"
B) Within that two folders; one called "Movies" the other called "Television". I store my DVD's in each folder (Movies or Television based on what it is. - simple enough)
C) In my Movie folder I originally had an image file called "folder.jpg" which was a generic image that I wanted to use for the folder when I view it through the WD TV Live.
D) The remainder of the items in the Movie folder were DVD folders of movies.
E) In my television folder I have a jpg of a television set. - But that's not important here.
This seemed to work well since when I viewed the Movie folder on my TV though the WD TV Live it showed the image representing the Movie folder. Same with the Television folder, - it showed the image of the television set for the folder.
After reading some threads here on the forum I decided to try storing my DVD's as ISO files instead of DVD folders with the VIDEO_TS folders inside.
After saving some DVD movies as ISO files in my Movie folder I found that now my Movie folder image had been replaced with a poster image from one of my ISO movies. I tried renaming the movie folder image to movie.jpg in the Movie folder but I still see the DVD poster image instead of my original movie jpg.
Does anyone know how I can fix this so my Movie folder image is the one I want?
Thanks in advance.
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04-24-2012 02:00 PM
Rename any file that has an extension of "metathumb" to an extension of "jpg."
Keep your folder.jpg as-is.
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04-24-2012 02:02 PM
markcl wrote:I have my windows 7 share directory setup for my WD Live TV Streaming like this:
A) Main Share (top folder) named "Media"
B) Within that two folders; one called "Movies" the other called "Television". I store my DVD's in each folder (Movies or Television based on what it is. - simple enough)
C) In my Movie folder I originally had an image file called "folder.jpg" which was a generic image that I wanted to use for the folder when I view it through the WD TV Live.
D) The remainder of the items in the Movie folder were DVD folders of movies.
E) In my television folder I have a jpg of a television set. - But that's not important here.
This seemed to work well since when I viewed the Movie folder on my TV though the WD TV Live it showed the image representing the Movie folder. Same with the Television folder, - it showed the image of the television set for the folder.
After reading some threads here on the forum I decided to try storing my DVD's as ISO files instead of DVD folders with the VIDEO_TS folders inside.
After saving some DVD movies as ISO files in my Movie folder I found that now my Movie folder image had been replaced with a poster image from one of my ISO movies. I tried renaming the movie folder image to movie.jpg in the Movie folder but I still see the DVD poster image instead of my original movie jpg.
Does anyone know how I can fix this so my Movie folder image is the one I want?
Thanks in advance.
Name your image folder.jpg as it was at first, then delete the .wd_tv folder (hidden) from your ext hdd. Restart the SMP the .wd_tv folder will regenerate and you should then see the correct image.
This because the .wd_tv folder may be showing a cached image instead of the correct one.
Cheers
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04-25-2012 07:15 AM
Thanks guys. As you suggested I have the folder image called "folder.jpg" and renamed the metathumb files of the movies themselves with jpg extensions. I did have to reboot the WD Live TV to get it to clear the cache. Once I did that everything looks great. Again thanks!
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