Videowall issue with large numer of files

[adrian.coles]

Hi,

I used to archive off TV series episodes to DVD once I'd watched the current season to save drive space.
However, I've recently bought a new NAS box and have begun 'un-archiving' my files.

This has meant that some TV series folders have over 100 episodes / files in them.
If I browse to these directories in the media browser I can play any file.
If I go via the videowall however, one of two things happens.
One is that the media has a think for a second or two then reboots. The other is that I get a dialogue message saying unsupported format with the only option being to clcik/select agreed.

After a little testing this only seems to be in directories with a very large number of files.
Is there a known limitation?

I'm sure I could get round it by splitting out each season in to sub-directories, but I'd rather not.

My files are organised as follows

Movies
-Movie1
--Movie1file
-Movie2
--Movie2file
TV
-Show1
--Show1ep101
.
.
.
--Show1ep924
-Show2
----Show2ep101
etc

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks

Adrian

[adrian.coles]

Any ideas?
Should I report this as a bug?

[Maasbommel]

Looks like you run into some design limitation.
Question has been forwarded to the devs and waiting for their input.

[adrian.coles]

OK, thanks.
Was hoping it would be you Maas that would reply.

Happy to do some testing if they need it.

[adrian.coles]

Hi,

Did anything every come of this?

[Maasbommel]

Did you already try to splitting up into some folders to see if that solves your issue?

[adrian.coles]

Hi,

Yeah I did in the end.
I split them uo by season.

Did it get confirmed as a bug?