I am unable to rearrange videos in play lists on my Nvidia Shield. Is this a known bug? I used to be able to do it up until about 2 months ago.
Last I checked this was still possible (seems to be working on my Sony Android TV).
Keep in mind you can only reorder âregularâ playlists. The order of a smart playlist is defined when editing their filters.
Thanks for the reply. I have a Roku player and it works fine. And the play lists in question were created long ago and I was able to rearrange videos in them on my Nvidia Shield. Now the same play lists I am unable to rearrange the order of videos on my Nvidia Shield.
To be sure I am trying to change the order videos are played within the play list and not the order of play lists represented on the home page or in the playlist page.
I am a little confused as to what a âsmartâ play list is.
Working as described for me. My Sony is currently on Plex for Android 8.16.
- Open the playlist in question
- Navigate to the list item you want to move â for the selected item an up/down button will appear at the right side of the item (right of the date/year)
- Click on the up/down arrow and start moving the item
If itâs not showing and something might have gotten stuck â try to force quit and restart the app.
Definitely that was how it was working before. Now after I highlight the up/down button it no longer moves the video I selected. The cursor moves the âhighlightâ to the next video in the sequence as if I were selecting it. The original video is still âhighlightedâ though. If I keep scrolling the âhighlightâ just advances to the next video. So if I press enter it will just select that video to play.
I can reproduce this. Hereâs a video, recorded on nVidia Shield:

Note: When I press the âupâ control, it looks like the selected item moves up one position. But the entire list is jumping, which is a problem I reported in December.
It would be nice to also eliminate video from the Play List.
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