2012-11-26, 11:32
(2012-11-26, 04:52)vbat99 Wrote: (Seeing as this thread has already been viewed 1200 odd times, looks like more people are interested in the outcome of this arguement ....er... debate. )
People also like to watch hangings.
(2012-11-26, 04:52)vbat99 Wrote: (Seeing as this thread has already been viewed 1200 odd times, looks like more people are interested in the outcome of this arguement ....er... debate. )
(2012-11-25, 18:10)pisoj1 Wrote:(2012-11-23, 13:34)jjd-uk Wrote: Thanks for taking the time to respond.
I'm sure a ""Hide Sets With Single Items" toggle hidden in the off screen menu within the Sets node would satisfy everyone, ok maybe too optimistic there so let's say most people and hopefully the Team would not see it as adding unnecessary clutter, would certainly be better than a Advanced Setting IMHO.
+1 to this idea.
(2012-11-25, 15:50)natethomas Wrote: This is a remarkably heated debate about a node that I'm relatively certain almost nobody visits. I'm hoping to see a similar debate about karaoke soon!
(2012-11-26, 11:32)natethomas Wrote:(2012-11-26, 04:52)vbat99 Wrote: (Seeing as this thread has already been viewed 1200 odd times, looks like more people are interested in the outcome of this arguement ....er... debate. )
People also like to watch hangings.
(2012-11-27, 00:03)fernandovg Wrote:and(2012-11-25, 18:10)pisoj1 Wrote: +1 to this idea.
+(n+1)
(2012-11-27, 00:13)Martijn Wrote: n=-1
(2012-11-27, 00:13)dpar Wrote: If single movies didn't show up in movie sets I would be inclined to use it more often. I actually like the idea of movie sets because I can quickly access ones that I want to. As it is I don't use it as often as I would simply because there are way too many single movies listed in movie sets. My movie sets list is probably 50 percent sets and 50 percent single movies. I would be willing to bet there are actually a lot more people than you think that would take advantage of it if this were fixed. Obviously adding an option to hide sets which only contain one movie would be the solution to the problem.
(2012-11-27, 03:57)Ned Scott Wrote:(2012-11-27, 00:13)dpar Wrote: If single movies didn't show up in movie sets I would be inclined to use it more often. I actually like the idea of movie sets because I can quickly access ones that I want to. As it is I don't use it as often as I would simply because there are way too many single movies listed in movie sets. My movie sets list is probably 50 percent sets and 50 percent single movies. I would be willing to bet there are actually a lot more people than you think that would take advantage of it if this were fixed. Obviously adding an option to hide sets which only contain one movie would be the solution to the problem.
The point is that most people who use movie sets don't use the movie sets node to browse movie sets. The idea of movie sets is that it integrates nicely with the existing movie library views. In a normal library view, single movie sets always show up as single movies, while multiple movie sets show up as a set.
(2012-11-27, 03:57)Ned Scott Wrote:I think the point is that some people who use movie sets would like to use the sets node to browse their well, er sets and the fact that in the Title (and presumably other) views singleton sets are shown as single movies doesn't help them.(2012-11-27, 00:13)dpar Wrote: If single movies didn't show up in movie sets I would be inclined to use it more often. I actually like the idea of movie sets because I can quickly access ones that I want to. As it is I don't use it as often as I would simply because there are way too many single movies listed in movie sets. My movie sets list is probably 50 percent sets and 50 percent single movies. I would be willing to bet there are actually a lot more people than you think that would take advantage of it if this were fixed. Obviously adding an option to hide sets which only contain one movie would be the solution to the problem.
The point is that most people who use movie sets don't use the movie sets node to browse movie sets. The idea of movie sets is that it integrates nicely with the existing movie library views. In a normal library view, single movie sets always show up as single movies, while multiple movie sets show up as a set.
(2012-11-27, 21:34)eg4190 Wrote: I think there should be a preference to display sets, but turn off TMDb scraping for movie sets (which is how XBMC used to work before this change). I don't always agree with the TMDb contributors who are making judgment calls about how to group some of these movies, and it would be a lot more convenient if the XBMC scrapers could just ignore this piece of data so I could build out my own sets.