I would like to be able to put movie series into one area. Having collections like tv series set up in the movies would be nice.
edit: should of looked down. noticed this has already been posted
That's what collections are for. I mean, you just need to put them in a collection then browse your collections.
That's what collections are for. I mean, you just need to put them in a collection then browse your collections.
it would have to make it within your movies section. then when you come to a movie with multiple series you would click on it and have 1 , 2 , 3, ect. right now i have the Beatles anthology which is like 6 parts. or harry potter. would be nice to organize it a little better
it would have to make it within your movies section. then when you come to a movie with multiple series you would click on it and have 1 , 2 , 3, ect. right now i have the Beatles anthology which is like 6 parts. or harry potter. would be nice to organize it a little better
A bit of a hack but I sometimes also use the Sort Title field to order/cluster collections.
For example "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" has the sort title of "Harry Potter 1" and "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" has the sort title "Harry Potter 2". The effect being "Sorcerer's Stone" is listed before "Chamber of Secrets" despite how they would be alphabetically sorted.
In the "for what it's worth" category, I tend to use year instead of movie number. This allows reboots of franchises to show up in a relatively sane way. For instance, there are three separate live-action movie series called Batman. With the year of the film used after "Batman" it will properly sort out the original cheesy movie, the almost as cheesy 80s and 90s franchise and the recent Dark Knight franchise.
A bit of a hack but I sometimes also use the Sort Title field to order/cluster collections.
For example "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" has the sort title of "Harry Potter 1" and "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" has the sort title "Harry Potter 2". The effect being "Sorcerer's Stone" is listed before "Chamber of Secrets" despite how they would be alphabetically sorted.
In the "for what it's worth" category, I tend to use year instead of movie number. This allows reboots of franchises to show up in a relatively sane way. For instance, there are three separate live-action movie series called Batman. With the year of the film used after "Batman" it will properly sort out the original cheesy movie, the almost as cheesy 80s and 90s franchise and the recent Dark Knight franchise.
The sort title I actually just did all of my movies like that a few days ago. It did help a lot!
Early 2021 clean-up: implemented (collections)
