Delete Folder

[XJW]

Adding this one as its own thread. Sub is going to try to add this in a future release.

To make it so that it is possible to delete folders from within the Videos screen ? This used to be possible in GBPVR. I am able to delete individual shows but I am left with various empty folders that I then need to delete manually outside NPVR. Its also useful to be able to delete a long list of shows by deleting the containing folder.

Please add a comment to this thread if this is also something you need.

[pBS]

i second that!
looks like i'll be on pvrx2 for quite a while more till little niggly but necessary things like that are included..
not a big fan of the top menu,i have to use mouse and keyboard to use it..
[still can't find a keyboard key to get menu to show in some screens, os have to use mouse]

[Jaggy]

I'll +1 this as well, it is something I use all the time at the moment.

not a big fan of the top menu,i have to use mouse and keyboard to use it..
[still can't find a keyboard key to get menu to show in some screens, os have to use mouse]

Try the "home" key to show the hidden menu

[Reddwarf]

Yep, that has been my wish for a long time now.

[XJW]

Bump in the hope this makes the next release

[sub]

This is included in the next release.

[XJW]

Many thanks.

You must be getting close to a "production" release by now.

For me at least its now much better than GBPVR and MCE.

[dspdrew]

Is there some way I can disable this menu option? Not sure why anybody is managing their files using NPVR. This is not an option I want anyone here to have when connected to my server.

[7ore]

Is there some way I can disable this menu option? Not sure why anybody is managing their files using NPVR. This is not an option I want anyone here to have when connected to my server.

+1

[Reddwarf]

Not sure why anybody is managing their files using NPVR.

If you are used to do everything else with the remote, it's a PITA to have to get up from the armchair, walk over to the computer, find the mouse (possibly under layers of old mail), opening the explorer, navigate to the actual folder (which you probably just remember the short-name in NextPVR for) and then delete the already empty folders.