(can be annoying with lots of files and if you only want to use DLNA then just using filenames should be easier for you. You can edit the title for each episode after the IMDB scrape and add the episode number in front of the episode name in Video Station so that if you view them in DLNA the episodes are in the same order. Under Browsing Settings, you have the option to use either Filename or Embedded Information for the video via DLNA.Įmbedded information uses a program title from Video Station (which video station got from IMDB) and so when the files are viewed in DLNA they are in alphabetical order rather than episode order. Under Media Receivers, you have the option to set a different display option for different systems (so you could have one view for XBOX and a different one for Smart TV) Under general settings, you have the option for three "custom" settings and can choose which categories are shown for music, photos and videos separately. The basic QNAP DLNA server is configured under the Media Streaming Add-On.
In DLNA, the "by folder" option uses the actual folder structure which, if you arranged them as Multimedia/TV Shows// should not be a problem for you. Video Station will then attempt to pull details from IMDB (or other online repository if configured) so you have information such as episode synopsis and name which is of almost no use to DLNA. Video Station indexes videos into different shows, seasons and episodes regardless of the folder structure you used to store the files on the QNAP but DLNA does not necessarily use the same structure. I have all my videos uploaded to the same paths you listed above - Movies and TV Shows with no issues at all.
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