Hi there,
when I set up a diashow there is a setting like "use folders and subfolders". If it's not checked only pictures from the parent folder are displayed when I'm starting the slideshow- as intended.
But if I save the show and run the show by executing the saved file this option seems to be ignored. Is there a way to have the same behavior with the saved file as in the testing before?
Thats crucial for me because the parent directory contains a subdirectory with thumbnails :/
Thx in Advance
Carsten
Ignore Subfolders in Diashow
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Re: Ignore Subfolders in Diashow
which "use folders and subfolders" setting?
could you post the .sld file?
could you post the .sld file?
Pierre.
Re: Ignore Subfolders in Diashow
Hi Pierre,
when I set up the slideshow there is an Option "Add Folders adds folders and all its subfolders.". So everything is working fine when I set up the slideshow and I am starting it with "go" at the GUI. The subfolder with thumbnails will be ignored at this time.
But when I save the settings and run the saved file this option will be ignored and all files in he subfolders will be displayed.
Here is the .sld-File (Actually there seems not to be an Option for the desired setting):
when I set up the slideshow there is an Option "Add Folders adds folders and all its subfolders.". So everything is working fine when I set up the slideshow and I am starting it with "go" at the GUI. The subfolder with thumbnails will be ignored at this time.
But when I save the settings and run the saved file this option will be ignored and all files in he subfolders will be displayed.
Here is the .sld-File (Actually there seems not to be an Option for the desired setting):
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# Slide Show Sequence
Timer = 1.000000
Loop = 1
FullScreen = 1
MouseNav = 0
WatchDir = 1
TitleBar = 0
Fit = 1
StrechVideo = 0
AudioLoop = 0
GifLoop = 0
High = 0
CenterWindow = 1
OnTop = 1
Frame = 1
ReadErrors = 0
RandomOrder = 1
ShowText = 1
SortOrder = -1
Text = Bild von <Date Taken [H:M]>
BackgroundColor = 0
FontName = "Arial Rounded MT Bold"
FontBold = 0
FontItalic = 0
FontHeight = -80
TextOpacity = 60
TextColor = ffffff
CharSet = 0
TextBackColor = ff00
TextPosition = 7
Effect = 1
EffectMask = 16777215
"C:\Users\Carsten\Desktop\test\"