First off these is an amazing program! I have been having fun scanning and organizing my, uh-hum, video files and saw I have over 5700k videos and have watched like only 3%. Took me over 43hrs to create thumbnails and animations files, what fun.
Well down to brass tacks, would it be possible to create a "grouping of folders" in the filter results pane? When I search for files with "folder" as filter, it will show all the files with "xyz folder name" but there may be variables to that filter like "xyz1, xyz_bc, xyzA47, etc, etc.". This is great since I have files spanning over 4 hard drives. The problem is the results from the "folder filter" it will show all files in one continuous list. I have to hover mouse over each file and see the "popup detail info" show exactly where the file's folder location is. Something like what windows explorer does when sorting by folder is checked, example:
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I am currently moving all videos into one hard drive and sorting videos by actress name. In each parent folder I have also another subfolder for VR video files. Currently I am filtering by name, then moving everything into new created actress name folder, then filter again for VR tag and moving into created VR folder into that actress parent folder. This could be much more efficient if I could just see all files grouped by the folder location and shift select many files at once and move into folders instantly without doing multiple filter runs.
Also could we have a Dark Theme option? It would really help with the eyes late at night.
Thanks
[Feature Request] Grouping folder filter searches and Dark Theme.
- senxhrs652
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- Joined: 04 Oct 2019, 08:12
Last edited by senxhrs652 on 14 Oct 2019, 21:03, edited 1 time in total.
- senxhrs652
- Posts: 7
- Joined: 04 Oct 2019, 08:12
No problem, since this program has already save me over 400GB of duplicate files that just had different filenames but was the same video. Still a great program. And if anything is worth doing... it's worth doing it right.