tmm1,
I did do what you suggested by putting all of my workout videos ina Workout folder with no sub-directories. Doing that did show one TV Show called "Workout", which is ok. When I select that it does show all my workouts in one row just like it does for TV Shows. However, it names all of the video's "Workouts" and not what the file is called. So, I have no idea what the video is that I would be selecting and when I select it, it doesn't give me any information of what it is. Even if the name issue was resolved, the other problem with putting all of the workout videos in one folder is that all 400+ video's we have get lumped together and it is would be a pain to scroll through to find what we want.
How I would like it to work would be to add another source under the "Local Content" section called "Video Source", which would be navigated by using the folder structure under that main "Video Source" folder. So currently I have my "Movie Source" as "S:\Data\Media\Videos\Movies" and my "TV Source" as "S:\Data\Media\Videos\TV Shows". So I would want the new "Video Source" to be as "S:\Data\Media\Videos\Workout Videos". In the app (I use the Android TV app mainly) it would appear in the sidebar menu under "Recordings", "TV Shows", "Movies" and just above "Library" and could be called "Videos". When it is selected in the app, it would have the normal sorting options at the top (Alphabetical, Recently Added, etc.) and show all the main folders, with the folder names shown, under the Workout Videos folder. When I select a folder, it then would show me any video files that are in that folder. If it has another folder inside, then it would show me that folder so I could select it and view any video files under that subfolder. It would almost be like navigating the Windows File Explorer.
Thanks for considering this,
Chuck